Music Press and Webzines

Music Week

Music Week has been the weekly guide to Europe's music market for more than 40 years. Every week Music Week publishes: music industry news service; sales chart service with in-depth coverage of the industry-standard OCC charts produced in association with the official retail and record company trade associations; airplay chart service with detailed coverage of the UK airplay charts; commentary;features covering every aspect of the business from specialist music genres such as classical and jazz to industry suppliers such as manufacturers and distributors; product information from forward new release listings to detailed coverage of retail campaigns and radio playlists; gossip.

http://www.musicweek.com



NME

New Musical Express online - news, reviews, features, gigs and special offers.

http://www.nme.com/



The Wire

Website of The Wire - an independent, monthly music magazine dedicated to coverage of a wide range of progressive, adventurous and non-mainstream music.

http://www.thewire.co.uk



Mojo

Online version of Mojo monthly magazine, for people who buy music - vinyl, cds, new, old, anything...and want to read about music.

http://www.mojo4music.com



Kerrang!

Kerrang! is the world's biggest selling rock magazine, and covers all forms of music with attitude from Slipknot to Marilyn Manson, Limp Bizkit to The Offspring and everything in between.

http://www.kerrang.com/



Country Music People

Country Music Magazine with information including Charts, Latest CD Reviews, Book Reviews, Artist Features and Interviews, News, Tour Information, Country Music Questions.

All forms of country music are covered: New Country, Roots, Honky Tonk, Americana,Traditional, Acoustic, Country-Rock, Old Time, Bluegrass, NashPop, Cowboy, Rockabilly, Western Swing, Singer-Songwriter, Alternative . . .

http://www.countrymusicpeople.com



Songlines

World music magazine publishes six times a year covering the world's music from traditional and popular to contemporary and fusion. CD reviews, artist interviews, guides to particular world music traditions, concert-listings and travel stories.

http://songlines.co.uk



Gramaphone Online

Gramophone Online is the electronic arm of Gramophone magazine.

Launched in April 2000, Gramophone Online includes a daily international classical music news service, unique online features and competitions, details of all Gramophone publications and and a section devoted to our annual Awards (recognised as the highest honours in the recording world).

The site also hosts Gramofile, our online database of CD reviews stretching back to 1983 and which is the world's largest archive of record reviews. An alliance with Grove dictionaries means you can also access the entire contents of the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music free.

http://www.gramophone.co.uk



BBC Music Magazine

The world's best-selling classical music magazine.

http://www.bbcmusicmagazine.com



Musical Opinion

The first Musical Opinion was published on October 8th 1877 and critically reviewed Brahms' new Second Symphony and in 1879 his Violin Concerto. In 1921 Musical Opinion launched its highly regarded sister magazine The Organ. The October 1936 issue carried an interview with Rachmaninov and championed the young William Walton as Britain's most exciting young composer! New music, Composers, Concerts, Operas, Festivals, Dance, CD's, DVDs, Books, Operas, Opera Houses and Concert Halls are all examined in loving and knowledgeable detail and placed before the reader like a written feast.

http://www.musicalopinion.com/



Choir and Organ

The classical music magazine for organists, directors of sacred and secular choirs, singers, organ builders and everyone who loves choral and organ music. Choir and Organ provides insights into the careers of leading organists and choral conductors, examines important instruments and provides comprehensive news and reviews of new publications, recordings and events.

http://www.choirandorgan.com



Classical Music UK Online Magazine

Exclusive Columns and reprints of classic articles by leading musical thinkers, leaders, performers, writers, musicians, administrators and critics. The review section includes the latest classical music software, instruments, products and ringtones. Classical music job listings and careers advice.

http://www.classicalmusic.org.uk/



International Piano

The magazine for pianists and piano enthusiasts. In every issue you’ll find interviews with top pianists from around the world and comprehensive reviews of the latest piano CDs, DVDs, concerts and sheet music. The magazine also covers piano repertoire and technique, profiles of great historic pianists as well as their recording and up-to-date news and piano events.

http://www.international-piano.com/



The Mag

The Mag is the largest Independent and Alternative music magazine in the UK (source: Alexa). On top of this accolade, The Mag has also been nominated for several awards. The Mag is currently rated in the top 6,000 sites in the United Kingdom

"This is a wonderful site that is all things music" - Dr John Rimmer, Hantsweb Awards

On this site, you`ll find music news, reviews, interviews, features and gigs for unsigned and independent-label bands and artists. Some of these bands will end up in mainstream mags, MTV and maybe get some fame and fortune (Air Traffic for example!) and others probably won't, but they all get honest and fair coverage from our great team of writers.

http://www.the-mag.me.uk/



Is This Music?

Independent music magazine from Scotland containing news and reviews along with gig listings and podcasts.

http://www.isthismusic.com/

The Fly

Monthly new music magazine with news, gig guide, podcasts competitions and new bands. What they say about themselves:

"We started this in 1999. We've continued it every day since, and we don't know when we'll stop. The look of our magazine - or whatever you want to call it, we still get the occasional 'fanzine' moniker thrown at us from whichever hi-brow broadsheet supplement has chosen to write about new music that weekend - might have evolved in the intervening years, but our ethos hasn't changed. We love music. We write about it. We put what we write into a neatly, or sometimes not, arranged magazine."

For more visit The Fly Online.

http://www.the-fly.co.uk/

DJMag

djmag.com is the world's leading magazine for the dance music community. Get daily news about your favourite djs, clubs and producers. Send your own news to the editorial team at editorial@djmag.com or your clubs listings to listings@djmag.com.

DJMag includes reviews of clubs and DJs, music downloads, news and features and the latest on DJ technology.

www.djmag.com

Manchester Music

The website was established in September 1999 and was Manchester’s first ever, comprehensive and regular online music review publication. It is now the regions and one of the UK’s, largest music only review website.

We are a totally independent music magazine! (no money bags unfortunately!...plenty of bags though spending as much time as we do on these PCs!).

Our diversity comes from the very best of Old, New, Traditional, and Nu, with artists from Eric Clapton to The White Stripes, BB King to Soledad Brothers, Big Bill Morganfield to the 22-20s, Jimi Hendrix to Jo Ann Kelly. From the obscure to the popular, the established to the young-guns, if it’s Blues, you’ll find it in Blues Matters! jam-packed with interviews, news, reviews, releases, gigs, and loads more.

www.bluesmatters.com

International Journal of Community Music

The International Journal of Community Music is a peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes research articles, practical discussions, timely reviews, readers’ notes and special issues concerning all aspects of Community Music.

Our editorial board is composed of leading international scholars spanning diverse disciplines.

"Community Music" has many meanings and takes many forms depending on several variables. For example: (a) the people involved (e.g., "community music workers" and/or musicians, clients, or students); (b) the communities and institutions involved; (c) the aims, purposes, or needs that a Community Music program intends to achieve; (d) the relationships between a given Community Music program and its geographical, social, economic, religious, cultural, and/or historic circumstances; and (e) the financial support a Community Music program receives, or not.

Accordingly, the Editorial Board of the IJCM holds an open concept of Community Music.

www.intljcm.com 

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