Mike Delano – Page 72 – Lollipop Magazine

Meshuggah – Koloss – Review

April 13, 2012

A shiny, evil-intentioned robo-threat with a zillion individual parts moving in perfect harmony while steam expels rhythmically from certain orifices.

Xenoblade Chronicles – Review

April 13, 2012

Within the first steps of this epic RPG, you’ll want to spend time in this awe-inspiring foreign world, taking on quests out of desire rather than necessity.

Absolute Monarchs – Review

April 13, 2012

Seattle rockers Absolute Monarchs’ debut album brings to mind a lot of bunch of other artists, all of them good.

Resident Evil – Operation Raccoon City – Review

April 6, 2012

When you’re in the zone, taking control of elite Umbrella Corporation operatives amidst the chaos of the zombie outbreak, it’s pretty great.

3 Inches of Blood – Long Live Heavy Metal – Review

April 6, 2012

With Cam Pipe’s trademark high-pitched wail and the band’s polished thrash-meets-Priest/Maiden sound, 3 Inches of Blood are metal to the core.

Corrosion of Conformity – Review

March 30, 2012

Gone is Pepper’s trademark voice (Mike Dean’s voice is fine, but no replacement), as well as a little of the band’s sense of adventure.

Sine Mora – Review

March 30, 2012

When was the last time a shoot-em-up aspired to be something more than just a fan-pleasing genre entry? Sine Mora sets a new standard for modern shmups.

Tales of Graces f – Review

March 30, 2012

If you can make it through the slow first handful of hours in this 12th installment of the RPG franchise, you’ll have a solid investment that really pays off.

Terrorizer – Hordes of Zombies – Review

March 30, 2012

The zombie thing has long since become a cultural phenomenon and been subsequently beaten to (un)death. Be wary of a 2012 release called Hordes of Zombies.

Wizard Rifle – Speak Loud Say Nothing – Review

March 23, 2012

Jerking the listener around in a million different musical directions is usually a recipe for disaster, but even as a young band, these two dudes pull it off.