Music magazines

[Paulie Walnuts]

I've been reading Uncut only for about 7 years now.

Is there anything better out there? If so, why is it better?

[TheBigChicken]

I like Paste 8-)

[Penny Lane]

Q is the best for brit pop

Paste is good and Spin has made a comeback--good indie scene coverage

[Isobella]

I don't know if these are better, that is largely a matter of taste but I like
The Wire- non mainstream
under the radar- indie
purple sky- j- rock
gramaphone- classical
pati pati- j-pop

[dragonboy]

MOJO & UNCUT are essential reading every month IMO.

[tenn]

Under the Radar's pretty good.  Relix is another one

[brkndwnbus]

I've subscribed to Under The Radar for the past 4 years. That's my favorite.

[ItStillJaimoe]

I read Guitar Player and Guitar World from time to time.

I check out Rolling Stone too, mainly for movie reviews. Most of their great music writers left long ago, except for David Fricke.

[The DARK]

My favorites are Paste, Filter, Spin, and Mojo. In that order.

[easy way]

Paste and Relix...just because

[dragonboy]

My favorites are Paste, Filter, Spin, and Mojo. In that order.

I've not read Paste or Filter but the couple of issues of Spin that I've picked up were wafer thin & full of (non-music) adds, just like Rolling Stone.

MOJO is an invaluable music source every month.

[MarkW]

My all-time favourite was Sounds.  I'll still buy NME, Mojo or Q every now and again.

To be honest, I get pretty much all of my music recommendations for free right here.  Cheers you guys!   8-)

[Ghosts_on_TV]

magnet is pretty good as well.

[dragonboy]

My all-time favourite was Sounds.

Wednesday was my fav day of the week when I was 16 or so...Sounds, NME & Kerrang! I would go straight to the gig pages & get on the phone for tickets (with Mum & Dad's CC) before I went to school.

Ahhh memories!  :)

[MMJ_fanatic]

I've frankly given up on these but I do check some website occasionally (Paste, Filter, etc.) because I'd rather not clutter up the house with magazines that only have 1 or 2 articles I really want to read