Bands – Page 1182 – Lollipop Magazine

Headcleaner- with OHM, Tree, Sam Black Church at the Paradise – Review

September 1, 1993

From the onset, the groove was tight and weighed a ton. It never lightened through the whole set. Their sound and presence is like the rumbles from the old days.

Tree – with Big Catholic Guilt at Bill’s Bar – Review

June 1, 1993

If you’ve never seen these hardcore hyperheads, they’re not just a must see, they’re a must experience.

Slowpoke – at Infinity – Review

June 1, 1993

They’ve got the raw, brutal sound of the top thrash bands, the technical competence, and the tight production of The Big Boys.

Skunkjuice – at The Vertex – Review

June 1, 1993

The beat styling of J.T. Main courses blood-pumping rhythm through the veins of their first song. Scott Francis roars low, guttural melodies of “Daisy Chain.”

Big Catholic Guilt – with Tree at Bill’s Bar – Review

June 1, 1993

Astride the Hell-gone-techno warhorse was the throat of the big, bald, and beautiful boogyman himself, Sam Jordan.

Big Catholic Guilt – Judgement – Review

June 1, 1993

The sheer strength of Jordan’s distorted ravings are just shy of terrifying. The lyrics are personal, observant, and angrily poetic.

Definition FX – Light Speed Collision – Review

June 1, 1993

With a driving, undeniable beat, chugging guitar, and keyboards skipping and tripping about, the energy flows and feels good.

Knockdown – Will To Live – Review

June 1, 1993

Knockdown is a Marlboro/Northboro based straight-edge hardcore band.

Mocha Java – Review

June 1, 1993

Their tasty blend of blues, jazz, funk, bluegrass, and folk (not to mention a dash of psychedelia) is a delicious switch from our regular brand.

Riot Act – Review

June 1, 1993

Like a tightly-clenched fist, it twitches and waits for its time. The wound-up and tightly-packed energy source is soon to be released with a smirk.