I've gotten so much enjoyment out of the first four Lizzy Borden albums throughout the 80s, that I could never begrudge if the band h...

With such a towering achievement as Visual Lies underfoot, one that was simply unlikely to be reproduced or bettered by this particular...

With the band reformed, and Deal With the Devil was released, Lizzy Borden had begun to gig again, and update its 'look' from th...

Regardless of how much I might have once anticipated a followup to the phenomenal albums Visual Lies and Master of Disguise , Lizzy Borde...

Even though the frizzy and embarrassing cover photo of Borden creates terror of an entirely different nature than that intended, I can...

Menace to Society might be my least favorite of the 'classic' Lizzy Borden studio efforts in the 80s, but remarkably it still sho...

I would have thought the mid 80s a bit early in Lizzy Borden 's career to release a live record, what with their second studio album s...

The cover of Love You to Pieces serves as a poster child for the point I was trying to make in the Give 'Em the Axe review, that Liz...

Lizzy Borden certainly struck when the going was hot in the mid 80s, but they had a bit of an issue in which their image and chops didn...

There are a few things one has to take into account to avoid an immediate bias against Lizzy Borden . For one, they were 'glam' in t...