Lollipop Magazine

Joachim Witt – Bayreuth 3 – Review

January 1, 2006

In his 30-year career, Joachim Witt has sold over two million records, and is a direct inspiration for Rammstein, not the other way around, kids.

De/Vision – Subkutan – Review

January 1, 2006

Since 1988, De/Vision has become one of the best-known modern synthpop bands, with smooth vocals, crisp production, and a number of club and radio hits.

Absurd Minds – Noumenon – Review

January 1, 2006

In the fertile middleground between synthpop and EBM. They don’t stray into the harsh, over-distorted rage of some EBM, they don’t overdo the anthemic drama.

The Cruxshadows – Ethernaut – Interview

February 9, 2004

An Interview with vocalist Rogue

The Cruxshadows – Wishfire – Review

August 6, 2003

A blend of new wave, Goth, and electronica. Lead singer/songwriter Rogue’s voice comes across as inspired by the drones of Gary Numan with a hint of Peter Murphy.

Paralysed Age – Into the Ice – Review

August 6, 2003

Each recording on Into the Ice is a masterpiece compositionally, while also achieving dance suitability admirably.

Very Introspective, Actually – A Tribute to Pet Shop Boys – Review

February 22, 2002

Just shy of 70 minutes of dark, mostly good keyboard-heavy covers of great pop tunes by a band somehow able to combine honest lyrics with dance beats.

Music from The Succubus Club A Soundtrack to Vampire: The Masquerade – Review

June 4, 2001

Surprisingly consistent, rich, full-sounding, and, well good. If more Goth music was of this quality, I’d be much more inclined to say “I like Goth music.”