Lollipop Magazine

Intronaut reveals album art and track listing – News

February 25, 2013

Intronaut has revealed the album artwork and track listing for their highly anticipated album, Habitual Levitations. Due out on March 19, 2013 in North America.

Sister Sin – From Now And Forever – Review

February 25, 2013

I gotta admit, I’m digging a lot of the Mick Mars-worshipping riffage on this album.

Sister Sin – End Of The Line – Music Stream

February 25, 2013

I gotta admit, I’m digging a lot of the Mick Mars-worshipping riffage on this album.

Metal Gear Rising – Revengeance – Review

February 22, 2013

A collaborative effort between the Metal Gear traditionalists at Kojima Productions and the rebel-minded super-talent at Platinum Games.

Johnny Marr – The Messenger – Review

February 22, 2013

It’s a curious thing to think that it’s been more than 25 years since seminal Manchester band The Smiths split up and yet it’s only now, in 2013, that Johnny Marr, the musical lynchpin of the band, is releasing his first solo album.

Ill Nino – Epidemia – Review

February 22, 2013

I like an opening act that can work a crowd just as much as the next guy who arrived too early, and this Jersey crew has the talent to accomplish that feat.

Spiritual Beggars to release new album, ‘Earth Blues,’ in April – News

February 22, 2013

Sweden’s classic rock heavyweights Spiritual Beggars are currently wrapping up work on their 8th studio album, which will be entitled Earth Blues and released in Spring 2013 via InsideOut Music.

Ill Nino – The Depression – Music Stream

February 22, 2013

I like an opening act that can work a crowd just as much as the next guy who arrived too early, and this Jersey crew has the talent to accomplish that feat.

Angra – Arising Thunder – Music Stream

February 21, 2013

The irony-free pomp and ponderous nature of most symphonic/prog/power metal usually gives me a limp noodle right quick, but I’ve gotta hand it to Angra.

Angra – Best Reached Horizons – Review

February 21, 2013

The irony-free pomp and ponderous nature of most symphonic/prog/power metal usually gives me a limp noodle right quick, but I’ve gotta hand it to Angra.