September 2003 – Page 6 – Lollipop Magazine

Cradle of Filth – Damnation And A Day – Interview

September 11, 2003

An interview with bassist Dave Pybis

Puny Human – It’s not the Heat it’s the Humanity – Review

September 3, 2003

Following the debut gut-kick of Revenge Is Easy is a monolith which kicks the sophomore jinx in the ass, just as it kicks yours.

Project Pitchfork – View From A Throne – Review

September 3, 2003

Part Two of the Nun Trilogy, View From a Throne, shows off what makes Project Pitchfork so great: Strong songwriting and ethereal structures.

The (International) Noise Conspiracy – Bigger Cages, Longer Chains – Review

September 3, 2003

As one of the few buzz bands with any substance to justify the hype, T(I)NC leads the Scandal-navian invasion with their stylized mod garage punk.

Project Pitchfork – Trialog – Review

September 3, 2003

Part Three of the Nun Trilogy, Trialog, delves into the more poppy and upbeat side of Project Pitchfork.

Poisonblack – Excapexstacy – Review

September 3, 2003

Sentenced’s Ville Laihiala on guitar and NOT vocals, Excapexstacy is closer to the plush, Gothic 4/4 mass of Rapture. Slow, mournful, and perfectly-produced.

Solea – Even Stranger – Review

September 3, 2003

Solea features Garrett Klahn (ex-Texas Is The Reason), Sergie Loobkoff (Samiam, ex-Knapsack), Niko Georgiadis (ex-Knapsack), and Johnny Cruz (Samiam).

Rufio – Review

September 3, 2003

Simultaneously combine fast and intricate guitar work with hard-fisted drums and the honest voice of Scott Sellers, creating a perfect recipe to sell records.

Moving Units – Review

September 3, 2003

Disco breakdowns along with new wave elements. Blake Miller’s slurring, calm vocals are reminiscent of The Strokes and Hot Hot Heat.

Malevolent Creation – The Will to Kill – Review

September 3, 2003

Rip-roaring, full-frontal, hardcore-singer-trapped-in-a-metal-dude growl. This is the best sounding Malevolent Creation album since their pinnacle, Eternal.