Lollipop Magazine

New Found Glory – Radiosurgery – Review

April 15, 2012

New Found Glory thrives due to their heart-baring lyrics and the distinctive delivery of Jordan Pundik. Both are in full effect on “Anthem for the Unwanted.”

Diffuzion- Dbd (while you can) – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

Touring across Eastern Europe since 2005, the three-piece Belarus natives eventually signed with Alfa Matrix and refined their sound into icy-cool calculations.

Neikka RPM – Chain Letters – Review

April 15, 2012

The product of a chance meeting at a Valentine’s Day event at a New York City Goth club, Neikka RPM is the baby of Dominique and Richard.

Star Fucking Hipsters – Death Is Never Out of Fashion – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

You might not be caught in a mosh for “Death Is Never Out of Fashion,” but you’ll be dancing to these 150 seconds of early Suicide Machines-style boogie.

Diabulus in Musica – Sceneries of Hope – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

Spanish five piece Diabolus in Musica mix anthemic female-fronted metal with some keyboard wizardry on “Sceneries of Hope.”

Whirr – Pipe Dreams – Review

April 15, 2012

Don’t let the term “neo-shoegaze” fool you. This Bay Area crew will lower your blood pressure in the best way possible with their Cocteau Twins-like hum.

Royal Dead – Dark Harvest – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

The Royal Dead take a detour from their pyschobilly roots. The Denver band hasn’t lost its dark outlook, though, on the moody and atmospheric “Dark Harvest.”

Torche – Harmonicraft – Review

April 15, 2012

Critical darlings Torche find a way to both sound incredibly heavy and sound like Foo Fighters. No complaints here.

Useless ID – Symptoms – Review

April 15, 2012

This Israeli quartet has sharpened their melodic punk into a razor’s edge after years of albums, EPs, and splits, resulting in the immaculate “Before It Kills.”

Caustic – Carpe Rectum – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

As if that title isn’t enough, this is the artist who brought you “Love That Taint,” “Another Fist in the Ass” and “Digital Mangina,” so c’mon people.