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1) The document is a proposal for a new indie-rock music magazine called "Rock Your Music" that will be produced in magazine format, including a front cover and double page spread. 2) The magazine will focus mainly on indie-rock music but will also include some heavy rock/metal and folk/singer-songwriter artists. 3) It will have content such as band posters, articles, album reviews, gig reports, and film/TV reviews featuring bands not generally in the mainstream.
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