Independent music magazines are publications that focus on covering and promoting music outside of mainstream or commercial channels. they often feature articles, reviews, interviews and insights into emerging artists and genres. these magazines provide a platform for independent artists and often have a more alternative or underground perspective compared to mainstream music publications.
THE WIRE:
The Wire music magazine offers in-depth coverage and analysis of avant-garde, experimental and underground music from around the world, selling at £7.50. The magazine contains reviews of albums, concerts and festivals, as well as, interviews, essays and articles covering a range of genres including electronic, jazz, contemporary classical and noise. Furthermore, The Wire is an independent music print and online magazine that has been published monthly since1982. In the years 1984-2000 The Wire was owned by Numara, an all independent London based media company that also owned Quartet Books. However, in December 2000 it was purchased in a worker's buy-out organised by the magazine's then six full time staff and has been run that way ever since.
The Wire is a popular magazine among enthusiasts and scholars for its comprehensive coverage of many music genres and events. This magazine offers those interested in music a chance to learn more about artists and coming up events that they may potentially visit. Moreover, it offers a range of information about artists, giving The Wire's audience a chance to become involved in something they love.
RnR:
RnR, short for 'Rock n Reel', is a UK based music magazine that focuses on a wide range of roots, rock, folk and world music, it has been publishing bi-monthly since 1988. The magazine relies upon a small but hardworking team, covering both contemporary and traditional music, with features including album reviews, interviews with musicians, news and articles on music history and culture. RnR often highlights less known artists and genres, making it a valuable resource for music enthusiasts interested in exploring diverse musical traditions. Similarly to The Wire, RnR caters for all music enthusiasts, giving them an opportunity to engage and learn about the music industry.
The music magazine RnR is available in the UK and Ireland, on sale for £6.50, which is a described as "a excellent value for money" as the magazine contains features covering a wide range of subjects where their audience may not be able to discover in any other magazines.
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