Lollipop Magazine

Cannibal Corpse – Worm Infested – Review

September 3, 2003

Worm Infested reminds us that – although the band’s best work is behind them – there’re still plenty of reasons to love Cannibal Corpse.

Cannibal Corpse – Tomb of the Mutilated – Review

September 3, 2003

The album that birthed the Cannibal Corpse sound and image: Sexually-based gore lyrics, intense technical sparring, and “how much can you take?” artwork.

Cannibal Corpse – Eaten Back to Life – Review

September 3, 2003

Perhaps the group at its purest, just five, gore movie-loving guys, pounding away at their instruments, trying to write Kreator songs backwards.

Cannibal Corpse – Butchered at Birth – Review

September 3, 2003

Butchered at Birth is probably the band’s weakest release, mainly due to the group’s obsession with being “heavier” instead of “better.”

Lagwagon – Blaze – Interview

September 3, 2003

An interview with Joey Cape, Jesse Buglione, Dave Raun

Supergrass – Life on Other Planets – Review

August 27, 2003

Life on Other Planets is like a “best of” mix of your favorite ass kicking (classic) rock bands. Supergrass is the real thing.

Poor Rich Ones – Joe Maynard’s Favourites – Review

August 27, 2003

It’s a shame that Poor Rich Ones and William Hut aren’t household names in the U.S.. Without a doubt the best band in the “dramatic rock” genre.

Randy – Welfare Problems – Review

August 27, 2003

Welfare Problems continues Randy’s retrogression into (deceptively) primitive rock ‘n’ roll, slabs of grease in its hair and Hanoi Rocks vinyl in the back seat.

Mellowdrone – A Demonstration of Intellectual Property – Review

August 27, 2003

An impressive debut from an ex-Bostonian who turned makeshift gear into a white-washed, electricity-filled sonic palette.

Garrison – The Model – Review

August 27, 2003

It’s taken Garrison three full-lengths worth of struggle to finally sharpen their machete pop on an EP. The band’s most cohesive songwriting to date.