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Royal Republic – Save The Nation – Review

December 24, 2012

From Sweden, really glossy and littered with lyrical cliches, the title track is catchy and hopeful and a little naughty, in an airbrushed boy band kinda way.

We Are The Union – I Want You To Hit Me As Hard As You Can – Music Stream

December 21, 2012

Horns and upstroked guitars scattered about, so anyone averse to such things, beware. Comparisons to mid-’90s pop punk is inevitable.

Nightstalker – Dead Rock Commandos – Music Stream

December 21, 2012

Biker rock to cosmic pondering, they grab a groove, tune low and mean, solo your dick into the dirt, and smooth croon like the best of ’em.

We Are The Union – You Can’t Hide The Sun – Review

December 21, 2012

Horns and upstroked guitars scattered about, so anyone averse to such things, beware. Comparisons to mid-’90s pop punk is inevitable.

Nightstalker – Dead Rock Commandos – Review

December 21, 2012

Biker rock to cosmic pondering, they grab a groove, tune low and mean, solo your dick into the dirt, and smooth croon like the best of ’em.

My Dying Bride – A Map of All Our Failures – Review

December 20, 2012

https://lollipopmagazine.com/2012/12/bison-b-c-lovelessness-review/

My Dying Bride – Kneel till Doomsday – Music Stream

December 20, 2012

Doom titans My Dying Bride hit all the right notes on 2009’s crushingly bleak For Lies I Sire, and its proper follow up treads along that same darkened path.

Bison b.c. – Anxiety Puke/Lovelessness – Music Stream

December 19, 2012

Dark Ages was a supremely confident slice of sludge metal. Perhaps emboldened by the praise it received, the band gets little adventurous on Lovelessness.

Sons of Otis – Seismic – Music Stream

December 19, 2012

If Mastodon is shaggy, lumbering, and mighty, Sons of Otis are plodding dinosaurs with a delay pedal.

Bison b.c. – Lovelessness – Review

December 19, 2012

Dark Ages was a supremely confident slice of sludge metal. Perhaps emboldened by the praise it received, the band gets little adventurous on Lovelessness.

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