Lollipop Magazine

Cradle of Filth – The Manticore And Other Horrors – Review

December 27, 2012

“For Your Vulgar Delectation” is prime latter-day COF, bringing a rock ‘n’ roll sensibility that sets them far apart from more “true” black metal recordings.

Cradle of Filth – Manticore – Music Stream

December 27, 2012

“For Your Vulgar Delectation” is prime latter-day COF, bringing a rock ‘n’ roll sensibility that sets them far apart from more “true” black metal recordings.

Graveyard – Goliath – Music Stream

December 26, 2012

Swedish hard rock revivalists Graveyard garnered a ton of praise (and no shortage of flattering Led Zeppelin comparisons) for last year’s Hisingen Blues.

Graveyard – Lights Out – Review

December 26, 2012

Swedish hard rock revivalists Graveyard garnered a ton of praise (and no shortage of flattering Led Zeppelin comparisons) for last year’s Hisingen Blues.

Witchcraft – It’s Not Because Of You – Music Stream

December 11, 2012

The Swedes craft some fine rock tunes, playable in any decade, with strong vocals (manly, but with a bit of humility), and duel guitars that don’t wank.

Witchcraft – Legend – Review

December 11, 2012

The Swedes craft some fine rock tunes, playable in any decade, with strong vocals (manly, but with a bit of humility), and duel guitars that don’t wank.

Orchid – Heretic – Music Stream

December 7, 2012

Bold visuals, manly vocals, tasty riffs, songs with room to breathe, classy keyboards, and lyrics as cosmic and timeless as any on Masters of Reality.

Orchid – Heretic – Review

December 7, 2012

Bold visuals, manly vocals, tasty riffs, songs with room to breathe, classy keyboards, and lyrics as cosmic and timeless as any on Masters of Reality.

Doro – Raise Your Fist In The Air – Music Stream

December 4, 2012

Still hot, still German, still posing like a metal warrior on the cover, still blasting out confident anthems with no ironic nods or apology.

Doro – Raise Your Fist In The Air – Review

December 4, 2012

Still hot, still German, still posing like a metal warrior on the cover, still blasting out confident anthems with no ironic nods or apology.