Lollipop Magazine

D.I. – The Suburbia Sessions – Review

July 1, 2008

Practice space run through shot live and unedited by the Flipside crew. You may already know “Richard Hung Himself.” (Slayer rocked it on Undisputed Attitude.)

Motorama – Psychotronic is the Beat – Review

June 1, 2008

This female duo of bratty screamers are from Rome, bassless, and will throw your ass on the floor, against the wall, and rock your lame ass six ways to Sunday.

Juanita Y Los Feos – Review

June 1, 2008

From Madrid, Spain, mid-fi garage punk, a female singer, and keyboards. First full-length. Uh, that’s about it.

The Offspring – Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace – Review

June 1, 2008

This sucker has the usual radio-fodder, and some pop punk gems, from a band who’s written more of them than you have, so get off your high horse, fucknut.

The Go Sheilas – Greatest Hits Vol 1 – Review

June 1, 2008

Like punky No Doubt and simple, catchy, female-fronted pop punk? Check out this band.

Street Dogs – State of Grace – Review

June 1, 2008

Boston’s second favorite Irish/street punk band return with their fourth studio release, first for Hellcat .

No Use For A Name – The Feel Good Record of the Year – Review

June 1, 2008

The quartet expands upon Keep Them Confused’s formula, diversifying their repertoire with acoustic songs, different tempos, and a beefier sonic punch.

Paint It Black – New Lexicon – Review

May 1, 2008

Yemin’s “main band” since before (and now alongside) Lifetime got back together. A statement on the beauty of hardcore, and a plethora of outsider music.

Pagans – The Blue Album – Review

May 1, 2008

One step up from boot recording, a rock and roll attack based in the classic Who, Stones, Pretty Things, ’60s Anglo-attack shot through a snot-garage attack.

NOFX – They’ve Actually Gotten Worse Live! – Review

May 1, 2008

Exactly what you would imagine it to be: Almost as much in-between banter as music, irreverent humor, not to mention meticulously written and executed pop punk.