Lollipop Magazine

Whippersnapper – Appearances Wear Thin – Review

October 4, 2002

Sounds like a home recording compared to The Long Walk, but they make the best of it with their dueling guitars, uplifting melodies, and honest enthusiasm.

Greetings – Review

August 2, 2002

What started as a pet project between Shawn Dewey (of Buck Wild, ex-Lagwagon) and Steve Lubarsky,has found a voice of its own in the world of sappy emo punk.

No-Fi Trash – Review

February 22, 2002

The biggest, brightest, and not-so-bright names in independent music, offering multitudes of subgenres to chose from. Most songs are previously released.

Whippersnapper – The Long Walk – Review

April 1, 2000

I hope this is where the future of pop-punk is headed. If not, at least we have Whippersnapper to rejuvenate what’s left of our faith.

Whippersnapper – America’s Favorite Pasttime – Review

November 1, 1998

Fast and furious, melodic and kinda sensitive, with nice hooks, clear vocals, rampaging drums, layered harmonies, and practically every characteristic.

Punk Bites 2 – Review

March 1, 1998

As Fearless says, “It’s the cheese,” and,when your mouth is fulla 30 bites of punk pizza, that’s a lotta cheese.