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| − | '''Drop Dead Magazine''' is an | + | '''Drop Dead Magazine''' is an American music magazine focusing on [[electropunk]], [[underground indie]], [[noise rock]], [[art punk]], [[mutant disco]], and [[post-punk]]. The magazine has expanded to 100 color pages and has covered bands ranging from classic acts like Nina Hagen, Lene Lovich, The Virgin Prunes, and Rubella Ballet, to modern bands like Dandi Wind, Strip Mall Seizures, and AIDS Wolf. |
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Revision as of 12:12, 10 January 2008
Drop Dead Magazine is an American music magazine focusing on electropunk, underground indie, noise rock, art punk, mutant disco, and post-punk. The magazine has expanded to 100 color pages and has covered bands ranging from classic acts like Nina Hagen, Lene Lovich, The Virgin Prunes, and Rubella Ballet, to modern bands like Dandi Wind, Strip Mall Seizures, and AIDS Wolf.
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