Reviews – Page 30 – Lollipop Magazine

Sodom – Epitome of Torture – Review

June 7, 2013

There’s a trend happening that finds aging German thrash bands reinvigorated, laser-focused on bashing out killer Thrash 101 courses for the young ‘uns.

Resident Evil – Revelations – Review

June 1, 2013

After Resident Evil 6 stuffed stealth, driving, and air combat into its bloated but entertaining adventure, it’s the next step for the franchise to streamline.

Retox – YPLL – Review

May 28, 2013

Justin Pearson of The Locust returns with the edgy shit people call art punk. You can love or loathe the long song titles cuz it’s about the music, right?

Mindless Self Indulgence – How I Learned to Stop Giving A Shit and Love – Review

May 24, 2013

“Witness” kicks off with a resounding “Son Of A Bitch!” followed by a mix of heavy guitars and synth riffs mixed with enough power to make your guts rumble.

Blood Ceremony – The Eldritch Dark – Review

May 17, 2013

Their style has been described as “flute-tinged witch rock,” and their lyrics are filled with black magic imagery and references to classic horror films.

Black Rock Shooter – Review

May 10, 2013

Guiding the titular heroine through the compact levels, blasting enemies, is breezy and immediate. The mission structure is a good fit for portable gaming.

Philip Anselmo to release solo project, Walk Through Exits Only – News

May 10, 2013

Philip Anselmo, legendary frontman of Pantera and Down, releases his career-first solo album, Walk Through Exits Only, on July 16 via his own Housecore Records.

Cauldron – Tomorrow’s Lost – Review

May 3, 2013

Cauldron concocts a frothing stew of traditional metal on their third full-length. The band’s Angel Witch-inspired vibe doesn’t sound forced or retro.

Far Cry 3 – Blood Dragon – Review

May 3, 2013

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is a neon-streaked nostalgia bomb, an unabashed love letter to the ridiculous action movie clichés of the Reagan era.

Dead Island – Riptide – Review

April 26, 2013

The zombie apocalypse is not gonna be pretty. Dead Island: Riptide incorporates this inconvenient truth much better than many other undead action titles.