Lollipop Magazine

Project Pollen – Review

March 1, 1998

Their self-titled album on Mutiny is laid-back, female-vocaled, easygoing and full of percussive keyboards, maybe the occasional Rhodes Piano.

Flip-Side – This That and the Other Thing – Review

October 1, 1997

Drinking Yoo-Hoo, because “it’s chocolatey,” is given as an alternative to depression or drugs, as are hiking and listening to Beatles records.

The Newlydeads – Review

May 1, 1997

As industrial, it’s perfectly catchy, perfectly dark, perfectly gaudy and glammy. The Newlydeads prove that Goth and industrial are the new cock-rock genres.

Coyote Shivers – Review

October 1, 1996

Coyote Shivers could quite possibly be Thunders reborn: The glitter glam-slam attitude and outfits and the smarmy sneer, at once inviting and dangerous.

The Husbians – Unpopular Flips – Review

June 1, 1996

They are committed to every minute of the production. The songs are thick and powerful, the melodies tasteful and attributable to an Elvis Costello influence.

Johnny Thunders – Have Faith – Review

June 1, 1996

Before Joey Ramone, and even Johnny Rotten, there was Johnny Thunders. This recording captures some of his best live work.