January, 2013 | Lollipop Magazine

Limbeck – Already Gone – Music Stream

January 31, 2013

A hand-clap shuffling rocker with “hey!” injections like classic T Rex or Gary Glitter. A song you should tuck into your random playlist.

SPEKTR reveals new album preview – News

January 31, 2013

French industrial/ambient/black metal band SPEKTR reveal preview of Cypher – the band’s 3rd album that is coming out on the February 19th on Agonia Records.

Limbeck – Already Gone – Review

January 31, 2013

A hand-clap shuffling rocker with “hey!” injections like classic T Rex or Gary Glitter. A song you should tuck into your random playlist.

Lasorda – Sleep When You Are Dead – Music Stream

January 30, 2013

Members of Get Up Kids, fun, New Amsterdams, Kevin Devine, and Ghosty, but it’s more synth indie pop than indie rock, with Suzannah Johannes’ sweet voice.

Deathfix announce debut album and Spring tour – News

January 30, 2013

On February 25, Dischord Press will release the self-titled debut album by Washington, D.C.’s Deathfix.

Lasorda – Review

January 30, 2013

Members of Get Up Kids, fun, New Amsterdams, Kevin Devine, and Ghosty, but it’s more synth indie pop than indie rock, with Suzannah Johannes’ sweet voice.

Stream new Silverstein song “Massachusetts” – News

January 29, 2013

Silverstein are currently streaming their new song “Massachusetts” from their forthcoming full length This Is How The Wind Shifts out February 5th!

Night Shade announces new album “An Endless Vision” – News

January 29, 2013

France’s Night Shade is set to release its most adventurous album to date in 2013. with the group’s third offering, “An Endless Vision”.

Grand Supreme Blood Court – Bow Down Before The Blood Court – Review

January 29, 2013

Bow Down Before The Blood Court is packed with crushing, brutal death metal, with little room to breathe, like on the bludgeoning “Piled Up For The Scavengers.”

Grand Supreme Blood Court – Piled Up For The Scavengers – Music Stream

January 29, 2013

Bow Down Before The Blood Court is packed with crushing, brutal death metal, with little room to breathe, like on the bludgeoning “Piled Up For The Scavengers.”