January, 2014 | Lollipop Magazine

Behemoth – Blow Your Trumpets Gabriel – Music Stream

January 31, 2014

Nergal has defeated leukemia and hosted a Polish version of The Voice, all while creating brutal death metal. It’s kind of hard not to root for the guy.

A Day To Remember headline star-studded festival – News

January 31, 2014

A Day To Remember announce SELF HELP Festival on March 22nd at NOS Event Center in San Bernardino with A Day To Remember, Bring Me The Horizon and many more.

Dum Dum Girls – Lost Boys and Girls Club – Music Stream

January 30, 2014

My brother-in-law saw this band open up for Ben Gibbard, and his zero-word review was a lethargic shoulder shrug. Maybe they’ve improved with age? Maybe not.

Silversun Pickups to release The Singles Collection – News

January 29, 2014

Dangerbird Records announce Silversun Pickups will release The Singles Collection, featuring all of the band’s singles and new song, “Cannibal.”

Satan’s Wrath – Aeons of Satan’s Reign – Review

January 29, 2014

Greece’s Satan’s Wrath is actually much closer to traditional heavy metal than it is to the storms of the antichrist.

Satan’s Wrath – Die White Witch Die – Music Stream

January 29, 2014

Greece’s Satan’s Wrath is actually much closer to traditional heavy metal than it is to the storms of the antichrist.

Weekend Nachos – Still – Review

January 28, 2014

Chicago purveyors of grind titled their first album Punish and Destroy, and even though it’s now seven years later, their modus operandi hasn’t changed a bit.

Weekend Nachos – Satan Sucker – Music Stream

January 28, 2014

The 90 second “Satan Sucker” manages to cram in an unsettling intro, a freight train midsection, and a lurching, menacing outro before you can come up for air.

Dum Dum Girls – Too True – Review

January 27, 2014

My brother-in-law saw this band open up for Ben Gibbard, and his zero-word review was a lethargic shoulder shrug. Maybe they’ve improved with age? Maybe not.

Naam – Of the Hour – Music Stream

January 27, 2014

With Hawkwind and Iron Butterfly on the mind, Namm forge their own meandering path through the cosmos and desertscapes.