June, 2006 | Lollipop Magazine

One Man Army and The Undead Quartet – 21st Century Killing Machine – Review

June 16, 2006

If several good things emerged from The Crown’s untimely demise, One Man Army and The Undead Quartet would be one of ’em.

OM – Conference of the Birds – Review

June 16, 2006

Two members of Sleep, the legendary proto-stoner ’90s trio, Chris Hakius and Al Cisneros, return after a long sabbatical as bass-and-guitar stoner duo, OM.

The Velvet Underground – Under Review – Review

June 16, 2006

A reasonably in-depth analysis, and even if there isn’t much new information for the hardcore geeks, the performance footage is enough to make it worthwhile.

Captain Beefheart – Under Review – Review

June 16, 2006

A reasonably in-depth analysis (almost two hours), and even if there’s not much new information for the hardcore geeks, the performance footage is enough.

Throttlerod – Nail – Review

June 9, 2006

Moving from classic rock to the dark and drearily downbeat to angular, hardcore-tinged punk fury, you can’t accuse Throttlerod of complacency.

PIG – Pigmata – Review

June 9, 2006

Raymond Watts of KMFDM glory creates another industrial rock-laden opus, which spits raw energy from the get-go.

Ihsahn – The Adversary – Review

June 9, 2006

Peccatum crossed with Emperor, stitched together by the occasional and brief prog metal tendencies of either of those that might be described as mainstreamy.

Five Horse Johnson – The Mystery Spot – Review

June 9, 2006

The boys belly-flop into the deep mud-clogged river of America and belch out steel-shod blues shorn of beer rock, record collector ass-covering, and minutiae.

Propagandhi – Potemkin City Limits – Interview

June 9, 2006

An interview with guitarist/vocalist Chris “Glen Lambert” Hannah

Angel Blake – Review

June 9, 2006

The moody, mid-tempo moments of The Crown set to melodic rock vocals and a groovy vibe. A brooding trek into a somber night, heart filled with heavy emotions.