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Kerrang, Rolling Stone, Rock Sound, and NME are popular music magazines. Kerrang and Rock Sound offer subscription options that work out to be cheaper per issue than single copies. Rolling Stone is published every 12-15 days while the others are weekly. Issues range from 63 to 120 pages. Content includes news, reviews, features on artists, and gig guides. Target audiences are mostly younger demographics interested in rock/alternative music.
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