Lollipop Magazine

Korpiklaani – Kunnia – Music Stream

November 26, 2012

“Kunnia,” a track from the Finnish folk metallers’ new album, Manala, may not reach quite the same high as “Vodka,” but it makes us want to party nonetheless.

The 69 Eyes – X – Review

November 16, 2012

Three years since their last, and seeing as HIM and Entwine don’t have new ones at the moment, there’s this slab of somber, driving, deep-voiced Gothic rock.

Crucified Barbara – The Midnight Chase – Music Stream

November 16, 2012

We swear devotion to Sahara Hotnights, but we’ve always wondered what their Swedish swagger might sound like with a metal edge. Enter Crucified Barbara.

Crucified Barbara – The Midnight Chase – Review

November 16, 2012

We swear devotion to Sahara Hotnights, but we’ve always wondered what their Swedish swagger might sound like with a metal edge. Enter Crucified Barbara.

Sabaton – Carolus Rex – Review

November 4, 2012

Germany’s Sabaton unleash another platter of war-themed power metal on Carolus Rex, based on the Great Northern War of the 18th century.

Enslaved – Riitiir – Review

November 2, 2012

Extreme progressive metal OGs Enslaved have rocketed past 20 years of existence as a band and are showing no signs of abandoning their adventurous spirit.

Enslaved – Thoughts Like Hammers – Music Stream

November 2, 2012

Extreme progressive metal OGs Enslaved have rocketed past 20 years of existence as a band and are showing no signs of abandoning their adventurous spirit.

The 69 Eyes – Red – Music Stream

October 16, 2012

Seeing as HIM and Entwine don’t have new ones at the moment, there’s this slab of somber, driving, deep-voiced Gothic rock.

Testament – Dark Roots Of Earth – Review

September 20, 2012

Thrash doesn’t get much more badass than Testament, a band that continues to release good albums with a consistency that shames their peers in the Big 4.

Testament – True American Hate – Music Stream

September 20, 2012

Thrash doesn’t get much more badass than Testament, a band that continues to release good albums with a consistency that shames their peers in the Big 4.