Lollipop Magazine

Rumahoy – Harambe The Pirate Gorilla – Music Stream

August 30, 2020

With all the bursting imagery of rousing sea shanty sing-alongs and pirate metal cheers, there’s just no excuse for a boring video.

Mr. Bungle Return with The Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny Demo – News

August 29, 2020

Trevor Dunn, Mike Patton, and Trey Spruance are joined by Scott Ian and Dave Lombardo for the band’s first album in 21 years.

Thundermother – Driving In Style – Music Stream

August 28, 2020

Swedish high-voltage rockers Thundermother reinvented themselves in 2017. Singer Guernica Mancini simply rules, as the AC/DC riffs pave the way.

The Death Wheelers video for “Ditchfinder General” – News

August 27, 2020

From beyond the gutter, The Death Wheelers bring you their second album, the soundtrack to the fictional bikesploitation flick that never was: Divine Filth.

Voivod – The End Of Dormancy – Music Stream

August 25, 2020

After jaw-dropping work by Dog Fashion Disco/Polkadot Cadaver, Jim Thirlwells’ Foetus projects, and Tod A.’s Cop Shoot Cop/Firewater, this is rudimentary.

Seminal Punk Artists Crass to Release Crassical Collection – News

August 22, 2020

A collection of seminal avant-punk collective Crass’ legendary albums, restored from the original analogue studio tapes, is set for release October 30th.

Deftones Announce Ohms And Release Title Track Video – News

August 21, 2020

Deftones announce their much-anticipated album Ohms, arriving on Sept 25th via Warner Records, plus the epic title track video, directed by Rafatoon.

Chris Cornell – Patience – Music Stream

August 19, 2020

“Chris recorded this song in March 2016 at Henson Studios. While he was working on his own album, he was teaching his daughter Toni how to play ‘Patience.'”

Gin Wigmore – Feels Like Me – Music Stream

August 17, 2020

Randy Newman’s bouncy piano work and raspy, optimistic female vocals feel like the first sip of coffee in the morning or a cool breeze coming across the park.

Horseneck – School’s Out – Music Stream

August 16, 2020

The sound is ’70s enough, the vocal snarl is acceptable, and the sing-song “no more pencils” is delightful, but there’s really nothing new brought to the song.