Lollipop Magazine

Southern Gun Culture – SuperHeavyGoatAss – Review

May 9, 2005

Both bands favor the lethargic tempos and rafter-rumbling frequencies of the hard rock that folks like to call “stoner rock.” Southern rock is a huge influence.

Puffy Amiyumi – Hi Hi – Review

May 9, 2005

The official soundtrack to theiranimated series, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, on Cartoon Network. It’s far superior to the 2002 An Illustrated History Of (on Bar None).

Porn – Wine, Women and Song – Review

May 9, 2005

The collective that is Porn is back with undoubtedly their most fearsome lineup yet: Tim Moss, Billy Anderson on bass, and Melvins’ Dale Crover on drums.

Pitty Sing – Demons, You Are the Stars in Cars ‘Til I Die – Review

May 9, 2005

Channeling ’80s new wave groups like New Order and Depeche Mode, but they exude the contemporary style of newer art rock bands like Stellastarr* and Interpol.

Malevolent Creation – Conquering South America – Review

May 9, 2005

Conquering South America is unrelenting and unforgiving. In other words, pure classic Malevolent Creation and essential for any fan.

Dresden 45 – Paradise Lost – Review

May 9, 2005

This here is the definitive collection of Dresden 45’s work. The Texas-based hardcore band’s tenure ran from ’87-’93, and with this 20 track disc, you get pretty much all the tracks they ever recorded in one lethal package.