Lollipop Magazine

Napalm Death: Three CDs reissued as a box set by Earache – News

January 24, 2011

NAPALM DEATH – ‘INSIDE THE TORN APART/WORDS FROM THE EXIT WOUND/BREED TO BREATHE’ 3CD BOX SET AVAILABLE TOMORROW IN NORTH AMERICA.

Earache offers extreme stage diving – News

December 6, 2010

In November 2010, Earache Records released Earache Extreme Stage Diving, a completely free and highly-addictive app for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.

Thrashing Like A Maniac – Review

February 1, 2009

16 cuts of shredding metal. It has names ya know and names ya don’t, plus little photos, a blurb, a web link, and “courtesy of” credits if not on Earache.

Biomechanical – Cannibalised – Review

January 1, 2008

Of the debut, I said ” Blends tightly-compressed Pantera groove’n’thunder with Halford screeching.” Cannibalised is pretty much the same, only heavier.

Municipal Waste – The Art of Partying – Review

March 1, 2007

They get the elements just right, and often bring something new to the fleet-fingered fun They pull off their pull-offs and ridiculous lyrics with sincerity.

Deicide – The Stench of Redemption – Review

October 6, 2006

Deicide’s best album since Serpents of the Light. Hell, maybe it’s even better. An absolutely essential album after so many years of plopping out mediocrity.

Municipal Waste – Hazardous Mutation – Review

May 5, 2006

Imagine How Will I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can’t Even Smile Today mixed with Crossover and Spreading the Disease, and you’ve got Hazardous Mutation.

Biomechanical – The Empires of the Worlds – Review

June 1, 2005

Blends tightly-compressed Pantera groove’n’thunder with Halford screeching. Kinda cool, kinda embarrassing, as warbling power metal usually is.

Beecher – Review

June 1, 2005

UK metalcore that howls and froths as vitally and unimaginatively as their American counterparts. Plus clean vocals to show diversity, just like everyone else.

Hate Eternal – I Monarch – Review

May 26, 2005

Pretty much what you expect from them: Deep-vocal death, ripping guitars, and blastbeatting ’til the cows come home.