Lollipop Magazine

Public Enemy – It Takes A Nation – The First London Invasion Tour 1987 – Review

April 28, 2006

The band (at this time, consisting of Professor Griff, Chuck D, Terminator X, the S1Ws, and Flavor Flav) was still getting its “sea legs,” so to speak.

King Of The Hill: The Complete Fourth Season – Review

April 28, 2006

The 24 episodes that comprise King Of The Hill’s fourth season are some of the funniest, best written stories in this long-running series’ history.

Kill The Scream Queen – Review

April 28, 2006

Bill Zebub’s limp attempt to make a sadistic shocker film like I Spit On Your Grave (which sucked) or Last House On The Left (had some artistic merit).

Henry Rollins – Shock & Awe – Review

April 28, 2006

Henry Rollins has mellowed. Shock & Awe, his new spoken word DVD, presents Rollins as a comedian, recognizing, and poking fun at, his human inadequacies.

The Black Dahlia Murder – Miasma – Review

April 28, 2006

Frenzied, black metal with a very polished sound that infuses neo-classical guitar lines in between the constant, drill-core drumming and screeching vocals.

Cathedral – The Garden of Unearthly Delights – Review

April 21, 2006

This is an awesome, eclectic, mature record, and it’s clear that the band enjoys pushing their playing, writing, and arranging skills as far as they’ll go.

YOB – The Unreal Never Lived – Review

April 21, 2006

This power trio from Oregon crafts textured, moody, sometimes spacey, sometimes crushing, always intriguing jams of the stoner/doom variety.

Nightbreed – Immortality Through Ashes – Review

October 28, 2005

Former A.T.W. frontman, Ray Terry, dispenses with the punk rock of his former project and jumps into the sludge with his new power trio, Nightbreed.

Negator – Old Black – Review

October 28, 2005

Grinding blast beats, melodic guitar riffs, screeching vocals, and tons of Gothic flare. The title says it all: Tried and true, no bullshit added black metal.

Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers – Believe – Interview

October 28, 2005

An interview with Col. J.D. Wilkes