Lollipop Magazine

Metal Massacre 14 – Review

April 29, 2016

34 years and 13 volumes later, Metal Massacre 14 compiles a new wave of artists all sharing a true metal mindset. Strictly old-school denim and leather stuff.

Deftones on the road with Refused for dates this summer – News

April 28, 2016

Deftones have added a series of summer U.S. tour dates to their previously announced headlining tour, which kicks off on May 8thin Charlotte, NC.

Camp-out rock festival Rock’n Derby kicks off in May – News

April 26, 2016

Rock’n Derby has added even more of today’s hottest rock and heavy metal bands to the official performance line-up.

Hardcore punk and metal crossover legend Harley Flanagan releases introspective solo album – News

April 26, 2016

Harley Flanagan (founder of the Cro-Mags) releases his brand new solo album, appropriately titled Cro-Mags, and the critics are raving.

Biffy Clyro return with new album Ellipsis – News

April 21, 2016

Biffy Clyro releases seventh studio album, Ellipsis, on July 8th via Warner Bros. Records / 14th Floor Recordings.

Melvins to release new album with slew of guest bassists – News

April 19, 2016

Melvins, who have a history of imaginative line-up changes, feature six different bass players on new album, Basses Loaded (June 3, Ipecac Recordings).

Sick Of It All brings 30th Anniversary Tour to East Coast – News

April 14, 2016

New York based hardcore outfit Sick Of It All are proud to announce a series of headlining dates in the U.S. celebrating 30 years together as a band.

Viking warriors battle it out in Amon Amarth video – News

April 12, 2016

Jomsviking – the band’s first concept record in their storied career – tells a tragic, original tale of conflict and revenge, backed by the Swedes’ trademark melodic, anthemic metal.

Enter the Gungeon – Review

April 8, 2016

Enter the Gungeon jumps into the fray with its own offbeat genre soup, and it’s particularly tasty: A bullet hell roguelike.

Post-punk revivalists Drinking Flowers get dangerous – News

April 7, 2016

Shrugging off the shackles of surf and garage, Drinking Flowers moved to L.A. and established their own pop underground with a couple of washed out EPs.