Bands – Page 79 – Lollipop Magazine

Millencolin – Carry You – Music Stream

July 10, 2012

Swedish punkers fresh off 20th anniversary shows and looking back on their career. The Melancholy Connection is a compilation of rare, unreleased tracks.

King Tuff – Review

July 9, 2012

Garagey rock, recorded in Detroit, vocals that start mirror-staring introspection and wind up howling catchily over swaggering guitar and thumping beats.

King Tuff – Bad Thing – Music Stream

July 9, 2012

Garagey rock, recorded in Detroit, vocals that start mirror-staring introspection and wind up howling catchily over swaggering guitar and thumping beats.

Sonata Arctica – Stones Grow Her Name – Review

July 6, 2012

Finnish power metal mainstays Sonata Arctica have toured the world with everyone from Iron Maiden to Dragonforce and almost had a video game based on an album.

Fear Factory – The Industrialist – Review

July 6, 2012

The Industrialist, Fear Factory’s eighth album, sounds much like a “band” album, along the lines of FF landmarks like Demanufacture and Obsolete.

Sonata Arctica – I Have a Right – Music Stream

July 6, 2012

Finnish power metal mainstays Sonata Arctica have toured the world with everyone from Iron Maiden to Dragonforce and almost had a video game based on an album.

Six Feet Under – Undead – Review

July 5, 2012

Always a good amount of morbid humor in Six Feet Under’s horror-obsessed death metal world, and that legacy continues on Undead with “Formaldehyde.”

Six Feet Under – Formaldehyde – Music Stream

July 5, 2012

Always a good amount of morbid humor in Six Feet Under’s horror-obsessed death metal world, and that legacy continues on Undead with “Formaldehyde.”

Sabaton – Carolus Rex – Music Stream

July 4, 2012

Germany’s Sabaton unleash another platter of war-themed power metal on Carolus Rex, based on the Great Northern War of the 18th century.

Electric Wizard – Satanic Rites of Drugula – Music Stream

July 3, 2012

For the best stoner/doom metal around, there’s been one reliable dealer for the past decade: Jus Oborn and crew.