Lollipop Magazine

1 Giant Leap – Review

November 11, 2002

The concept is stunning: Use laptops worldwide to record various artists, put them all together in a U.S. recording studio – and link cultures.

Voltaire – Boo Hoo – Interview

November 8, 2002

An Interview with Voltaire

Rasputina – Cabin Fever – Interview

November 8, 2002

An interview with cellist/singer Melora Creager

Darick Robertson – Interview

November 8, 2002

An Interview with Darick Robertson

Sheryl Crow – C’mon, C’mon – Review

October 4, 2002

Sheryl Crow talks about loving, yearning, hurting and rebounding with the deep grace owned only by someone who’s lived it.

The High Violets – 44 Down – Review

September 20, 2002

Tripped out, spaced up, wide open and rising pearlescent on clouds coming out the top of your cranium – this is the psychedelic sound of The High Violets.

Aberdeen – Homesick and Happy to be Here – Review

September 20, 2002

Beth’s flute-like midrange leads the lilting acoustic guitar tunes, the songs as flowery and carefree-sounding as a stroll through a European daydream.

Transmissionary Six – Review

August 20, 2002

Waltzing, whispering… Transmissionary Six have woven a stunning silk of gently purple-blue, lightly melancholy stuff with acoustic guitars and organs.

Songs for Cassavetes – An All Ages Film – Review

August 2, 2002

Inspired by late independent filmmaker John Cassavetes, the film forks up the most raw, gritty reality of being a do-it-yourself musician in America.

Rasputina – “Cabin Fever!” – Review

June 28, 2002

The rhythmic cacophony of Cabin Fever! celebrates the beauty of venomous decay while digging up sex and power from fresh, pretty deaths.