Lollipop Magazine

Stavesacre – How To Live With A Curse – Review

June 1, 2006

They bring on the altrock, and after the shock, I remember that they’re not cashing in, they’ve been writing solid, catchy rock for half a decade or so.

Stavesacre – (stAvz’A’kEr) – Review

March 22, 2004

Stavesacre were one of the first aural architects to create the “Christian power rock” sound that’s currently dominating Tooth & Nail Records.

Stavesacre – Live From Deep Ellum – Review

March 22, 2004

Languid bass lines and mournful vocals blend with explosive power chords and grooves, expertly timed like a Hollywood movie to lift you out of your seat during climaxes.

Punkzilla – Review

August 2, 2002

Nitro saddles the punk genres pretty effortlessly on Punkzilla.

Stavesacre – Speakeasy – Review

April 1, 2000

It’s crunchy like Quicksand, poppy enough to give commercial radio a wake-up call, and possesses production that beckons for loudness.

Stavesacre – Absolutes – Review

October 1, 1997

This sophomore effort is creative, powerful, and a perfect match to Saloman’s distinctive voice, which soars, yet has enough power to shout out above the din.

Stavesacre – Friction – Review

June 1, 1996

My God, this band is good. Stavesacre plays driving, heavy, passionate hardcore that just sweeps you off your feet and opens your eyes.