Scott Hefflon – Page 130 – Lollipop Magazine

Bassholes – Review

February 16, 2005

Two-piece, Don Howland and whoever he’s with now. Legendary in some circles, been around a couple decades, playing stripped-down, dirty blues.

Amy Ray – Prom – Review

February 16, 2005

One of the Indigo Girls. Some quiet moments here, hints of country, and some rockers. Former members of Team Dresch and Luscious Jackson contribute.

All Hell Breaks Loose – Review

February 16, 2005

Straight-ahead hardcore with nü metalcore artwork and big production. Ex-members of Until the End and Where Fear and Weapons Meet.

19 Wheels – Jawbreaker – Review

February 16, 2005

Almost half the songs here could be played on the radio, if the radio didn’t suck so bad.

The Hives – Tyrannosaurus Hives – Interview

October 18, 2004

An interview with drummer Chris Dangerous

Neurotically Yours – Review

October 4, 2004

A collection of 40 animated shorts staring Foamy, his Goth Chick bagel-bringer, Germaine, and a few other squirrel buddies. Worship the master, you bastards!

Mitch Hedberg – Mitch All Together – Interview

October 4, 2004

An interview with Mitch Hedberg

HIM – Razorblade Romance – Review

August 9, 2004

Half the songs are the basic outline for sad rock, but Entwine are far more creative, and Poisonblack nails the 4/4 stripper ass-shake better.

Raunchy – Confusion Bay – Review

July 12, 2004

The compressed “future metal” of Fear Factory mixed with the more singable parts of Strapping Young Lad (more accurately, Devin’s solo stuff). Pretty cool.

Quintaine Americana – Dark Thirty – Review

July 12, 2004

Dark Thirty starts off strong, but gets bogged down after a while in sludgy mid-tempo yowl. Production is as thick as steak, and just as juicy with blood.