Lollipop Magazine

Sentenced – The Funeral Album – Review

June 13, 2005

The Funeral Album is their last. The band’s hoary, bed-headed dirty rock sound is thankfully intact on “just another amusing Sentenced album.”

Sentenced – The Funeral Album – Interview

June 13, 2005

An interview with guitarist Sami Lopakka

Sentenced – The Cold White Light – Review

November 22, 2002

If you are all inclined toward the band’s dreamy Finnish sentiments, there are choruses on here for miles.

The Metal Years – Power Metal – Review

November 11, 2002

If you follow these genres, most of these bands are familiar. They’re mostly the big names, with little “filler,” and omissions were probably licensing issues.

Visual Chaos – The Video Collection – Review

August 2, 2002

16 videos for $10. There’s a little blurb about each band in case yer unfamiliar, but most of these bands are pretty well-known in the underground.

Identity – 6 – Behold Another World – Review

June 1, 2000

18 tracks, maxing out at just over 70 minutes of metal, most sub-genres represented. Groove-oriented nü metal allows the indulgence of black/Goth/dark metal.

Sentenced – Crimson – Review

April 1, 2000

Sentenced have found mournful ways to reconstitute sensibly-arranged power chord rock, even if they seem to make the same record over again.

Identity Five – Review

September 1, 1999

With 17 tracks, 76 minutes, there’s something here for anyone into metal: Heavy, power, nü, black, death, doom, epic, Goth, hardcore, and the schools within.

Sentenced – Love & Death – Review

October 1, 1995

The Lizzy Borden-esque title and bad cover of Vidalé Idol’s “White Wedding” add humor (or cliché) to one monstrous band.

Sentenced – Amok – Review

March 1, 1995

Amok slows the tempo and explores more intricate melodies. Milka lets rip scaling solos, screeching harmonics, dreamy movements, and anthemic powerchords.