25 Monday Jan 2010
RA: Resident Advisor is an english music ‘zine with focus on the bass-centric music. Grime, dubstep, drum ‘n bass etc etc. Dance & electronic music.
It has a very fine podcast – interesting reviews and features / interviews. Theres a guide to clubs around the world with upcoming events i your area.
I especially like their DJ pages – and did I say they have a podcast?
07 Monday Sep 2009
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Brainwashed is an American ‘zine with podcasts and videopodcasts of all sorts of experimental music that you can listen to while reading the reviews.
The site also hosts homepages for some musicians such as Current 93, Tortoise and Godspeed You Black Emperor – see the list of all the artists here.
05 Saturday Sep 2009
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I write another blog – Electric Cafe – and that is fun because I get to tinker with the design of the site, the functionality of the site and of course the content… One of my concerns has been how to get a decent print version of the blog – and this article in the e’zine A List Apart got me started in the right direction.
A List Apart has many good articles about design, layout, use of fonts etc etc – relating to the internet and electronic publishing.
02 Wednesday Sep 2009
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It’s A Trap is a site dedicated to Scandinavian music. The ‘zine offer links to reviews, there’s a label with free downloads! Lots of interesting stuff.
10 Monday Aug 2009
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I think there is a lot of interesting music coming out of Australia, but we seldom get to hear about it. So it’s great when one stumbles upon a ‘zine / blog like Cyclic Defrost, because it brings some interesting interviews, lots of reviews plus articles about record covers and design.
You can either read the blog or print the latest edition from a pdf-file. I prefer the pdf-file, because I get to see their magazine lay-out.
Cyclic Defrost writes mostly about electronic music, but rock of the indie / experimental variety is also covered.
04 Tuesday Aug 2009
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This is an interesting British zine called Fact with downloads, blog and plenty of reviews. It treats us to all the latest in London’s dance music.
23 Thursday Jul 2009
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I like Canadian music a lot and to keep up to date here, I read the Coke Machine Glow, a ‘zine aptly named after an album by Gordon Downie from The Tragically Hip.
