Lollipop Magazine

Foxx Bodies to release Vixen LP via Kill Rock Stars – News

September 5, 2021

Listening to Foxx Bodies makes you feel so electric and so alive you’re almost uncomfortable.

The Makers – Everybody Rise – Review

April 28, 2006

They turned their backs on what they did for the first 10 years, and then they turned their backs on what made me like them. Maybe that’s honorable.

The Old Haunts – Fallow Field – Review

November 4, 2005

Perfect name for this skeletonal rainy-day-in-the-basement three-piece. Bits of ’50s-’60s teen death strum worked into a skiffley folk of American(a) Gothic.

Gravy Train – Are You Wigglin? – Review

May 24, 2005

I hate lazy trendy indie pop, and this is a fine example using all the worst cliches and not offering anything new or interesting.

The Old Haunts – Fallow Field – Review

April 13, 2005

Members have been in enough bands, big and small, to know how to do it, and they choose to do it dirty. Not ironic dirty, just blowing amps and jumping around.

Tracks and Fields – Review

March 7, 2005

Clocking in at 73:31, we have Tracks. Here we have Fields, bringin’ 74:36 of noise. Let’s get at this like Courtney finding Kathleen Hanna in bed with Kurt.

Fields and Streams – Review

November 11, 2002

With 37 chick bands, eight indie boy bands and a total of 45 unreleased tracks, one contemplates: Why were they not released earlier?

Tight Bro’s From Way Back When – Lend You a Hand – Review

February 22, 2002

Part Candy Snatchers, part Scared of Chaka, outta breath like Tight Bro’s From Way Back When a Couple Years Now Fireballs of Freedom…

C Average – Second Reckoning – Review

February 22, 2002

Captain Beyond, Lucifer’s Friend, and Uriah Heeps’ most lucid riffs regunked by guys who banged out indie-era Monster Magnet and late period Black Flag.

Turbo’s Tunes – Review

June 4, 2001

This sampler of the label’s most recent licks at the driveways of garage rock delivers all this – but also a good helping of the unexpected.