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The document summarizes information about two rock magazines, Kerrang! and Rocksound, including their price, frequency of publication, issue size, regular content such as reviews and interviews, and feature articles which provide in-depth interviews and profiles of bands. Kerrang! is published weekly at £2.20 per issue and has 63 pages, while Rocksound is published monthly at £3.99 per issue and has 99 pages. Both magazines include reviews, posters, competitions and interviews as regular content, as well as feature articles that deep dive into bands.
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