CDs – Page 240 – Lollipop Magazine

Recent

[ July 27, 2026 ] Heathen cover Iron Maiden’s “The Prisoner” and 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ July 26, 2026 ] Muto Tapes – 9 to 5 – Music Stream Bands
[ July 19, 2026 ] Weezer – We Might as Well Be Strangers (ft. Wednesday) – Music Stream Bands
[ July 18, 2026 ] Whitechapel Announces Special 20th Anniversary Headlining 2026 Tour – News News
[ July 16, 2026 ] Wage War Announce Fall 2026 US Headline Tour with We Came As Romans – News News
[ July 15, 2026 ] Agnostic Front Announce 2026 Fall Co-headlining Tour Dates with Angel Du$t – News News
[ July 14, 2026 ] The Black Queen Announce New Round of Fever Daydream 10th Anniversary Shows – News News
[ July 13, 2026 ] The Rasmus Announce First North American Headline Tour for Fall 2026 – News News
[ July 12, 2026 ] Modest Mouse – An Eraser and a Maze – Review Bands
[ July 10, 2026 ] Motionless In White Announce Fall Leg of 2026 Tour – News News

Candiria – What Doesn’t Kill You – Review

April 4, 2005

Known for combining hip-hop beats, Meshuggah chugs, and Coltrane interludes, Candiria have paired down the intellect for a more immediate, “hooky” approach.

Shadows Fall – The War Within – Interview

April 4, 2005

An interview with singer Brian Fair

Until The End – The Blind Leading The Lost – Review

April 4, 2005

Like most straight-ahead metalcore, it’s one-dimensional, but unlike Hatebreed, at least these troops of doom have a pretty clear idea of who the enemy is.

Torque – Review

April 4, 2005

Hailing from MA, Torque tread where the likes of Staind, Chevelle, or Godsmack have before them, with some decent enough angst-ridden grunge-imbued metal.

Caliban – The Opposite From Within – Review

April 4, 2005

Easily the band’s most promising and punishing work to date, and no doubt puts them at the forefront of the genre, up there with Unearth and Lamb of God.

Flogging Molly – Within a Mile of Home – Interview

April 4, 2005

An interview with frontman Dave King

The Warriors – War Is Hell – Review

April 4, 2005

Gritty, nasty, and uncompromising metal-tinged hardcore with nary an opening for melody or hope anywhere in sight. Breakdowns, yelling, and brutality aplenty.

Borknagar – Epic – Review

April 4, 2005

The intensity of straight-up black metal bands like Mayhem and Immortal, but pushes its boundaries, adding elements of classical romanticism and folk music.

Blood For Blood – Serenity – Review

April 4, 2005

No punches pulled, no lies told. The Massachusetts crew serve up a real thug-like assault with each and every listen.

The Explosion – Black Tape – Review

April 4, 2005

A group of people who like the idea and the image of punk; but rather than listen to it themselves, they’ve indulged in Poison, Mötley Crüe, and Def Leppard.

« 1 … 238 239 240 241 242 … 1,020 »