Lollipop Magazine

Snow Patrol – Final Straw – Review

September 6, 2004

Final Straw’s songs border on mainstream pop rock, but keep their integrity well within the cloudy nature of that “Scottish sound” we love so much.

MxPx – Before Everything and After – Review

March 1, 2004

MXPX has once again worked the same magic that has kept them going strong for the past 10 years. Hell, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

Sheryl Crow – C’mon, C’mon – Review

October 4, 2002

Sheryl Crow talks about loving, yearning, hurting and rebounding with the deep grace owned only by someone who’s lived it.

Lisa Loeb – Cake and Pie – Review

September 9, 2002

These songs are sweet and singable but always feel a touch left behind, as if they were penned by a younger artist who didn’t allow her style to mature.

Suzanne Vega – Songs in Red and Gray – Review

March 15, 2002

Songs in Red and Gray is moving, singable and laden with metaphors, like Natalie Merchant with more resolve.

Monster Magnet – God Says No – Interview

June 1, 2001

An interview with guitarist/vocalist Dave Wyndorf

Cold – 13 Ways to Bleed On Stage – Review

April 1, 2001

An “everything but the kitchen sink” follow-up. You can tell too many people offered opinions on what should be done, and it was all listened to.

Chris Cornell – Euphoria Morning – Review

January 1, 2000

Feel your heart ache and your knees tremble, and be impressed by the quality of musicianship that can come from a skinny, formerly shaggy-headed rocker.

Chris Cornell – Euphoria Morning – Review

January 1, 2000

Euphoria Morning, with its undeniable charisma, desperation, and playfulness, is paralleled in its “solo” brilliance only by Jason Falkner and Jeff Buckley.

Chris Cornell – Euphoria Morning – Review

January 1, 2000

This thing’s quite a snoozer, a cross between Radiohead, Oasis, soft Lenny Kravitz, softer Manic Street Preachers, and the mellow bits of Soundgarden.