BMG Records – Lollipop Magazine

Bob Mould Returns with Here We Go Crazy, 2025 Tour Dates – News

January 29, 2025

Mould’s 15th solo album title track video, plus US headline dates, with support by Craig Finn, Poster Children, J. Robbins, and Winged Wheel on select dates.

Jerry Cantrell announces early 2025 Tour Dates with Filter – News

October 28, 2024

Jerry Cantrell’s new album, I Want Blood, has arrived, and to celebrate its arrival, the iconic musician has announced a North American tour. Filter supports.

Pixies add 2nd leg to its North American 2023 world tour – News

March 14, 2023

Scottish rock band Franz Ferdinand and American indie rockers Bully will be Special Guests on all Pixies’ Leg Two headline dates.

Pixies announce leg one of 2023 North American headline tour – News

December 20, 2022

Pixies announce initial dates for the first leg of their 2023 trek, starting May 4, headlining shows in US western states through to the middle of May.

Sepultura Announce Sepulnation – The Studio Albums 1998 – 2009 – News

September 27, 2021

Celebrating the bands seconds phase, this set (across eight slabs of vinyl or five CDs) contains the albums; Against, Nation, Roorback, Dante XXI, and A-Lex.

Overkill – Bloodletting – Review

April 1, 2001

No commercial attempts, no Gothic or classical undertones, just the thunderous bass crunch of D.D. Verni and the snarl of Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth.

The Kidney Thieves – Review

January 1, 1999

The Kidney Thieves are following their influences into hilarious and self-parody like Whitesnake opening for the Crüe on the 1987 Girls, Girls, Girls tour.

Bugjuice – Review

November 1, 1998

Sure, they’re all the singles you’ve already heard from the bands you know, but probably no one’s heard all these songs.

King Crimson – Absent Lovers – Review

November 1, 1998

Absent Lovers is a feast of musical prowess and catchy, complex songs. The recording and performance are virtually flawless and the liner notes are fascinating.

Criminal – Victimized – Review

June 1, 1996

This Chilean band looks and sounds like Arise-era Sepultura. Thrash, thrash, thrash, double bass, riff, and sore throat growl until the cows come home.