Conventions of music mag

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This document lists common elements found in music magazines such as a main cover story, pull quotes from interviews, and prominent images and slogans to draw readers in. It outlines the typical sections and promotional techniques music magazines employ to inform readers about artists and albums.

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Barcode
Website
Main cover story
Buzz words
Cover story
Pull quote
Incentives
Main image
Slogan
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conventions of a music
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