Music Stream – Page 17 – Lollipop Magazine

The Bronx – Ribcage – Music Stream

June 17, 2013

Songs like “Ribcage” are nestled amongst other paeans (or laments?) to blown paychecks, desperate times, and unrealized dreams.

Ocean Colour Scene – Painting – Music Stream

June 17, 2013

Coming up on 25 years together, Britpop staples Ocean Colour Scene never had the stateside success that Oasis or Blur did.

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Let the Day Begin – Music Stream

June 9, 2013

BRMC didn’t seem to have the same clarity of vision to hang with the garage revivalists they were lumped in with, but time had been good to them.

Soilwork – Spectrum of Eternity – Music Stream

June 8, 2013

A double album of melodic death metal may seem like a headscratcher at first, but Soilwork fired a warning shot with their last album, The Panic Broadcast.

Mother of God – Anthropos – Music Stream

March 8, 2013

Metallic stoner rock riffery meets heavy grunge soulful/sorrowful vocals. There’s enough Mastodian cosmic swirl and thrust so it’s not duh-metal.

Five Horse Johnson – The Taking of Blackheart – Music Stream

March 7, 2013

Southern rock swagger, harmonica-drenched, dusty vocals of wide range and wide-legged stance kick up electrified cowboy grit like tequila-shooting Molly Hatchet.

The Night Marchers – All Hits – Music Stream

March 6, 2013

Four years since their debut, huffing blues rawk daily, three quarters of Hot Snakes are back in sweaty black as The Night Marchers.

The Casket Lottery – In the Branches – Music Stream

March 5, 2013

A solid handful of releases to their credit, “In the Branches” is one of many classy tunes that show emo and hardcore tendencies, matured by time and talent.

I Hate Our Freedom – Letterbomb – Music Stream

March 4, 2013

Second release from this Brooklyn band with members of Garrison, Texas Is the Reason, Thursday, and Milhouse. Originally released in early 2012.

Lord Fowl – Moon Queen – Music Stream

February 28, 2013

Part classic rock, part space/cosmo rock, with a healthy dose of Kiss snuck into the vocals and chorus structures.