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Kerrang!:
... first turned to Kerrang! magazine after seeing the mainstream bias against the sort of music the magazine specialises in. I used to buy it every week but soon found that the format and content of the magazine was becoming repetitive and leaning more towards a gossip rap for rock and metal bands. The main features of the magazine usually include letters from readers, reviews of the latest gigs, interviews and featur... Read the full review: My Speakers Must've Broke Because I'm Not Hearing It Loud... by GramiWay |
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Mixmag ... currently be found for a price of £4.20. Over the years I ve noticed that the price of the magazine has been steadily rising, it s still quite good value however I feel as every month a compilation CD is included and the magazine itself contains over 150 pages. According to the front of the magazine Mixmag is The World s Biggest Dance Music and Clubbing Magazine ; I fail to think of any similarly large dance music magazine so I ll take their word for that. What I like most about Mixmag is the fact that every month a directory is included of all the dance club nights around the country for the coming month. It s an extensive list and all places both big and small are... Read the full review: The Magic of Mixmag by rleigh |
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Kerrang! ... Magazine was first published on June 6th 2001, it s a weekly publication and currently can be bought at a cost of £2.20. Originally the magazine emerged as a one-off supplement in the Sounds newspaper, it was devoted to the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) and also covered such topics as the rise in popularity of AC/DC. Over the years Kerrang! has covered various different genres in the spectrum of rock, it s quite a diverse magazine but at the same time it is a magazine that tends to favour the popular rock genre of any given time. Every week a band of choice gets featured on the cover of the magazine; this is generally a band that is particularly p... Read the full review: Life Is Loud! by rleigh |
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Kerrang! ... is a weekly music magaxine that, in my opinion, has been going downhill for a while now. More and more features on bands such as kids in glass houses and other bands that are simply pop music. There are still some good features on classic bands such as iron maiden. There are also some features on actual metal (Shock horror!) It has free posters each week and is priced at £2.10. I have regrettably bought a years subscription which slows me down at reading my metal hammer! I wouldn t really recomend this to metal fans but more to rock and pop fans. It simply has lost the plot and is going for the 12 year old s pocket money than the cash of real metalheads. I have no... Read the full review: Life used to be loud by joe-91 |










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