Lollipop Magazine

Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats creep on with new single “Waiting For Blood”- News

August 25, 2015

The UK’s greatest cult band Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats return with their 4th full-length studio album The Night Creeper on September 4 via Rise Above Records.

Church Of Misery to release “Thy Kingdom Scum” – News

May 14, 2013

Japan’s Church Of Misery is preparing to release their 4th album, Thy Kingdom Scum via Metal Blade Records/Rise Above Records on June 11th.a

Purson premiere “Spiderwood Farm” via Decibel Magazine – News

May 6, 2013

Purson, the female-fronted UK band that the BBC has said are “channeling the power of the psychedelic ’70s,” premiere the song “Spiderwood Farm”.

Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats to release “Mind Control” – News

April 26, 2013

Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats release 3rd album Mind Control on April 15th via Rise Above Records in Europe and May 14th via Metal Blade Records in North America.

Electric Wizard To Release New Album “Black Masses” On January 18, 2011 – News

December 1, 2011

Electric Wizard will release its long-awaited new album Black Masses in North America on January 18, 2011 via Rise Above Records.

Gentleman’s Pistols bring vintage hard rock – News

June 21, 2011

Fast-rising UK rock band Gentleman’s Pistols have released their sophomore LP At Her Majesty’s Pleasure via Rise Above Records / Metal Blade.

Bloody Ceremony – Living with the Ancients – Review

May 23, 2011

Holy crap, that’s a lotta flute. You’ve gotta know at what point to rein it in, and Toronto’s Bloody Ceremony barrels right past that point on its second album.

The Gates Of Slumber Unveils “The Wretch” – News

May 17, 2011

Doom lords The Gates of Slumber will unleash their hotly anticipated fifth full-length album The Wretch via Rise Above Records/Metal Blade.

Electric Wizard – Black Masses – Review

February 16, 2011

The mighty Electric Wizard return in all of their fuzzy/doomy/all-encompassing Sabby-ness with Black Masses.

Ghost – Opus Eponymous – Review

January 28, 2011

The pop sound of the irresistibly catchy odes to Satan, “Stand By Him” and “Satan Prayer,” are enough question whether this is serious or a goof on metal.