Peaceville Records – Lollipop Magazine

Darkthrone To Release The Fist in the Face of God Box Set in March 2026 – News

February 16, 2026

To celebrate four decades of Darkthrone’s existence, Peaceville will release this limited deluxe mammoth 10 disc boxset on March 6th 2026.

Sigh’s Classic 1997 Albums Reissued on Peaceville – News

January 11, 2026

Peaceville celebrates their early, influential works with reissues of Japanese black metal legends Sigh’s 1997 releases, Ghastly Funeral Theatre and Hail Horror Hail.

My Dying Bride – A Map of All Our Failures – Review

December 20, 2012

https://lollipopmagazine.com/2012/12/bison-b-c-lovelessness-review/

My Dying Bride – Kneel till Doomsday – Music Stream

December 20, 2012

Doom titans My Dying Bride hit all the right notes on 2009’s crushingly bleak For Lies I Sire, and its proper follow up treads along that same darkened path.

My Dying Bride – For Lies I Sire – Review

February 1, 2010

Personal, micro-level approach to doom. More akin to the sound of your life draining slowly from your veins on a bed of black roses (histrionics intentional).

Bloodbath – The Wacken Carnage – Review

June 1, 2008

Live CD, live DVD from this death metal supergroup’s 2005 Wacken Festival appearance. Production is killer, booklet is gorgeous.

Anathema – Hindsight – Review

January 1, 2008

Acoustic takes on old and new faves from this influencial UK atmospheric, melodic metal band, plus a newbie, “Unchained (Tales of the Unexpected).”

My Dying Bride – Songs of Darkness Words of Light – Review

May 23, 2004

Rather than write anything new, the band work methodically to add to a billowing cloud shaped and sharped like barbed wire tumbleweed rolling over squishy English duskscapes.

Charger – Confessions of a Man – Review

September 24, 2003

Everything good about metal riffing, straight up “lean into it” drumming, angry howl/screamo/growls, (battery) acid-laced guitar, and doom-stomp.

Katatonia – Viva Emptiness – Review

July 23, 2003

Heralded as the post-Opeth possibility, Katatonia have returned with a much-anticipated opus that ties up the loose ends.