Lollipop Magazine

Milo goes to Riot Fest 2011 – News

March 31, 2011

We are beyond excited, thrilled, overjoyed to present one of the headlining acts for this year’s festival. The one, the only, the legendary – DESCENDENTS.

Bootsy Collins & Guitar Virtuoso, Buckethead Get Spaced Out Over “Minds Under Construction” – News

March 31, 2011

WARNING: The following video from Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Bootsy Collins and the legendary guitar virtuoso, Buckethead is “Minds Under Construction”.

Cake Premiere New Animated Video For 2nd Single “Long Time” – News

March 31, 2011

CAKE is pleased to announce the release of the visually stunning animated music video for “Long Time,” the second single from their critically lauded new set Showroom of Compassion.

LittleBigPlanet – 2 – Review

March 31, 2011

To create a sequel to a game that was bursting with content, Media Molecule has taken the kitchen sink approach. Before, you could make levels, now worlds.

Front Line Assembly announce North American Tour, Die Krupps and Cyanotic to support – News

March 30, 2011

Front Line Assembly (FLA) are gearing up for a national tour to promote their critically-hailed new album IMPROVISED. ELECTRONIC. DEVICE.

The Bell – Great Heat – Review

March 30, 2011

Listening to Great Heat, you’re tempted to catch the latest episode of Family Ties, or checking to see what time The Breakfast Club or Sixteen Candles is playing at the local theater.

Art Of Dying’s Vices And Virtues – News

March 30, 2011

Currently On The Road For First Annual Avalanche Tour With Stone Sour, Theory Of A Deadman & Skillet.

Abysmal Dawn – Leveling the Plane of Existence – Review

March 30, 2011

Los Angeles’ Abysmal Dawn doesn’t quite display the fangs necessary to deliver on the bold claim of their third full-length title, but they’ve got the ability.

Scream 4 Soundtrack – News

March 29, 2011

Soundtrack Features Songs By Ida Maria, The Sounds, Say Hi, Locksley, The Novocaines, 6 Day Riot and Raney Shockne.

Disney Epic Mickey – Review

March 29, 2011

Has more in common with second-tier platform adventures like Mushroom Men and Deadly Creatures or Rayman 2 than it does with Nintendo’s modern classics.