Lollipop Magazine

Dead Cross Offer Second Preview of II with “Heart Reformer” – News

September 12, 2022

Dead Cross, the SoCal band featuring Michael Crain, Dave Lombardo, Mike Patton, and Justin Pearson, release a second single from their forthcoming album II.

Def-Con-One – Soul Possessed – Music Stream

April 2, 2014

Pure opening-act mediocrity from the UK. Def-Con-One is a throwback to scores of second stage Ozzfest bands from the late ’90s-early ’00s.

Def-Con-One – II – Review

February 7, 2014

Pure opening-act mediocrity from the UK. Def-Con-One is a throwback to scores of second stage Ozzfest bands from the late ’90s-early ’00s.

Black God – II – Review

June 1, 2012

Members of Endpoint, By The Grace of God, Black Cross, Coliseum, Initial Records, Young Widows. Dirty rock/hardcore, in case you weren’t paying attention.

Louisville rockers Black God release new EP and video – News

April 19, 2012

Black God, the new Louisville-based blitz rock super-group premiered the video for new song “Everyone’s A Friend” from new EP “II” out now on No Idea Records.

Mafia – II – Review

August 25, 2010

As you guide Vito Scaletta from small-time thief through the mob underworld, the seasons, color palette, and even the weather change to shape the mood.

Sasquatch – II – Review

April 20, 2007

Heavy classic-rock power-trio thump, stoner rock by way of Walsh-era James Gang, Red Album-era Grand Funk, and Ted Nugent’s debut.

Kind of a no-brainer. Kick-ass, tuneful and soulful rock by shaggy guys who can solo and swagger, and the singer can belt it out. Shared stages with Fireball Ministry, Nebula, Unida, and surely every hard rock and stoner rock band in the country.

Down – II: Bustle In Your Hedgerow – Review

July 12, 2002

Down has created do-it-yourself-er beer drinker’s material for the handyman with a well-stocked, well-traveled toolbelt.

Down – II: Bustle In Your Hedgerow – Review

May 31, 2002

The Southern-Sab-metal-dragass is all over some tracks, but the pallet has been expanded. Surprises include the ragged acoustic beauty of “Where I’m Going.”