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rachshikari Mixmag: ... came across MixMag whilst in my first year at University. I was never really in to dance music that much till then but got in to a lot of House, Fidget, and Dub step music whilst there so I decided to buy this magazine as seemed to cater for that sort of music (as well as a lot of other sub genres for dance music). The Magazine is easy to distinguish, it has MIXMAG printed across the top of the magazine in big l...
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Magazine / Newspaper / Monthly guide to creating music on your computer
overall rating  8 reviews
 
Metal Hammer Metal Hammer
Magazine / Newspaper / Monthly heavy metal and hard rock magazine
overall rating  21 reviews
 
Magazine / Newspaper - Hip-Hop Connection Hip-Hop Connection
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Uncut Uncut
Magazine / Newspaper / Monthly magazine with film, music and book reviews, interviews and news
overall rating  6 reviews
 
Magazine / Newspaper - Mojo Mojo
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Melody Maker Melody Maker
Magazine / Newspaper / Weekly alternative music magazine
overall rating  16 reviews
 
Magazine / Newspaper - NME NME
Magazine / Newspaper / Weekly alternative music newspaper
overall rating  35 reviews
 
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Magazine / Newspaper - Q Q
Magazine / Newspaper / Monthly music magazine
overall rating  26 reviews
 
Ministry Ministry
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benlepensive NME
... New Musical Express or NME is one of the longest running Music Papers in the UK. I am a sporadic buyer, in that I will buy it if I have the right amount of change on me, or if I like the list of bands or artists who are featured in it that week. What Sort Of Music Does It Cover: The NME has a leaning towards guitar and rock music, so if you re a huge fan of Girls Aloud or Michael Ball, you might be better off looking elsewhere. Examples Of Artists NME Will Feature: Oasis, Artic Monkeys, Pearl Jam, Cribs, Florence and the Machine, Paul Weller, La Roux, Strokes, Reverend and the Makers, Iggy Pop, Patrick Wolf, Hadouken, Klaxons....you get the idea. Style Of Writing...
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delilahuf Kerrang!
... is a weekly magazine of alternative music. Alternative music is anything from metal to rock to emo etc. It costs around £2.20 but can be more if it is a limited addition. It also comes with about six free posters and advertisments from bands needing various members. Kerrang mainly deals with popular mainstream alternative bands such as Bullet for my Valentine and My Chemical Romance . It contains everything to do with popular alternative music such as tour dates, gig venues, interviews with bands. It also tells any recent neews to do with the bands such as if a guitarists girlfriend had a baby or if a band are splitting up. There is also a comic strip calle...
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bruffyboy Mixmag
... is a magazine centred around dance music. I used to buy it as a DJ, but it s really for anyone into the scene. The main rival for this mag is DJ, which is a bit better in my opinion, but that doesn t make this a bad magazine. There are lots of features. Lists and details of club nights are a must for those looking to get out, and the photos that accompany these are also a bit of a laugh. There are articles and interviews with those involved in the industry, and these are very well written. There are also music reviews. Now, this is the bit I am not so sure about. Ten years ago, when I was DJing then yeah, I read them, but not today. The growth of the internet mean...
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