3. Q is one of the many publications from BAUER media group
It is one of the UKs top music magazines
In all the years Q has been published, it has gone “unrivalled”
because of the access the have within the music industry
It is a monthly magazine price ranging from £3.40 - £3.90
Q printed a special ‘The 1975’
edition of their magazine,
costing £9.99 including a 7 inch
vinyl. It was a limited edition,
having only 5000 copies
available to The 1975’s fans
4. KERRANG! is the worlds biggest
selling weekly rock magazine
It is mainly rock music based
KERRANG! is currently being
published by Hamburg which is
based in BAUER media group
KERRANG! have their own radio
station, attracting 920,000 listeners
per week
KERRANG.com rake in 8 million
page viewers per month
On average, KERRANG! have
745,000 likes on Facebook,
583,000 Twitter followers and
78,000 Instagram followers
5. MOJO is the worlds largest UK
music magazine
MOJO is the magazine the music
OBSSESED people read
Each month, MOJO brings out the
magazine with a different act on
the front cover plus a bespoke CD
MOJO covers music from all the
different genres such as, classic
and modern rock, folk, soul,
country to reggae, electronic and
experimental
MOJO prefer to publish quality
music rather than popular music
e.g. music that will stand the test
of time
7. CLASSIC Rock is seen as a
communist magazine mainly
focusing on false rock
They focus on key bands from the
1960s through to the early 1990s
They published their 150th issue in
September 2010 and now have a
higher circulation than NME
CLASSIC Rock’s now publishers,
Team Rock, bought the magazine
from previous publishers, Future,
back in 2013
CLASSIC Rock started as an on-off
project and are now one of the
UKs best selling music magazines
8. METAL HAMMER is a monthly
heavy metal music magazine
It is not only published in the UK
but also in several countries
around the world by different
publishers
The other countries in which
METAL HAMMER is published are
Israel, Japan, Serbia, Spain, The
Netherlands, Italy, Poland,
Hungary and France
Not only do METAL HAMMER
discuss mainstream heavy metal
bands, they also write about
unusual acts from the whole
heavy metal spectrum
9. PROG mainly focuses on bands
from the past as well as the
present
The magazine was first published
in March 2009
PROG was only published 9 times
a year up until 2012 when they
bumped it up to 10
In 2010 PROG was selling 22,000
copies per month which is half the
quantity of NME
In 2014, PROG wrote a full page of
100 greatest PROG albums for
their readers
11. NME is the first magazine to
publish any news on music around
the world and it is the worlds most
iconic music magazine
NME is at the forefront of music
culture
The NME awards and tour are seen
as the most important music
events in the UK
It was crowned Music Media Brand
of the year in 2013
NME live events have up to
215,000 attendees every year
NME delivers everything that
matters in music
12. UNCUT readers spend around
£792 pounds per year on CDs
Readers spend over twice the
amount on music a year than the
average adult
Rock, classic indie and Americana
are the 3 main music genres
UNCUT readers favor
UNCUT is known as the home of
the great, timeless rock music
Sonic Editions & Uncut have come
together to make a series of high
quality and iconic rock photos that
are affordable and available to
UNCUT magazine readers
14. MIXMAG is one of the UKs biggest
electronic dance and clubbing
music magazine
It costs £5.50 an issue
MIXMAG used to be owned by
development hell until 2015 when
it was re-named MIXMAG Media
Limited
It was founded in 1982 and
promotes club nights, dance event
and reviews music and club nights
When it covered house music one
of the editors turned it from a
newsletter for DJs to a physical
magazine
The magazine circulation hit
70,000 in the 90’s, however sales
then dipped in 2003
15. The word was a magazine first published in
February 2003
It was originally the first magazine published by
Development Hell
The magazine was announced to be closing
down in June 2012 by one of its editors via
Twitter
The front of the magazine mainly consisted of
featured images, interviews and other features
The back consisted of reviews on CDs, DVDs and
films and books
Some of the biggest artists interviews were
featured within this magazine, i.e. Prince was
once featured in one of the magazines
publications