Lollipop Magazine

Mind In A Box – Lost Alone – Review

September 6, 2004

Presented with flawless production, crafty beats, seductive bass, and delightful synth lines in the shape of future pop, Eurodance, and trance arrangements.

Midnite Snake – Review

September 6, 2004

An instrumental acid rock power trio that lists High Rise among its influences? Sign me up.

The Chase Theory – Our Enemies Are Invisible – Review

September 6, 2004

The Chase Theory are actually both emotional and punk. They aren’t empty-frontin’ it like fellow Floridians New Found Glory, they’re truly pissed and truly sad.

Les Savy Fav – Inches – Review

September 6, 2004

You can distinctly hear Les Savy Fav’s tight and intelligent brand of art-rock devolve into their raw, noise-obsessed roots.

Last Days Of April – If You Lose It – Review

September 6, 2004

If You Lose It takes more risks and yields more fruits. Turning down the sap-o-meter and injecting an early-’90s aesthetic (think Sebadoh).

Into Eternity – Buried in Oblivion – Review

September 6, 2004

Like a beacon in the darkness, championing lightning fast guitar work, blazing blast beats, and superior melodic harmonies intertwined with demonic growls.

Get Fucked – Review

September 6, 2004

With a name like Get Fucked – and members from Lickgoldensky and Turmoil – one can easily come to the conclusion: Get Fucked are as brutal as things get.