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Rate Your Music↗
Rate Your Music is an online community of people who love music. Catalog, rate, tag, and review your music. List and review the concerts you've attended, and .
Sputnik Music↗
Sputnikmusic is a premier source for music reviews and music news, covering the best albums in indie, metal, and punk.
Music News↗
The Number One magazine featuring news, reviews, interviews & all the gossip from the UK and World music scene.
Louder Than War↗
The latest rock, punk, metal and alternative music news, album and gig reviews.
Any Decent Music↗
Any decent music? We review the reviews. You get the final word.
Jazz Review↗
JazzReview Magazine has been your connection to great jazz music on the web since 1997.
Rock and Roll Report↗
The Rock and Roll Report is a place to go when you are tired of the same music played over and over on commercial rock radio.
Music Critic↗
Music Critic is the online music review site, with reviews written by the people, for the people.
What's the Ruckus↗
A (mostly) punk music blog, featuring new music, indie music, live reviews, and photos from the pit. Let us introduce you to your new favorite band.
75 or Less↗
The 75 or Less music 'label' was started in February 2006, and has since released over 200 albums.
The Music The Message↗
Music reviews and insider music information, discussion, and sounds from an editorial staff on the independent music scene.
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Rate Your Music↗
Rate Your Music is an online community of people who love music. Catalog, rate, tag, and review your music. List and review the concerts you've attended, and .
Sputnik Music↗
Sputnikmusic is a premier source for music reviews and music news, covering the best albums in indie, metal, and punk.
Music News↗
The Number One magazine featuring news, reviews, interviews & all the gossip from the UK and World music scene.
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