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Week 10 – Magazine Review – MixMag
MixMag is a classic dance magazine. If you’re a proper expert in the deeper side of dance, techno and house and between the ages of 18 and 25 then MixMag is your thing. At the heart of this magazine there are adverts for festivals, upbeat venues and a variety of technology. This magazine could be considered to appeal to all from rock’n’rave to tech house, male or female. It shouts with loud colours and the more pictures than words blasts the mope away! The fusion of the new bands being showcased gives dynamic 
new music a platform. MixMag manages the trick of joining the dots with its separate vibrant sections for each genre of sonic tunes when reviewing recent releases. Its electro attitude is informal and chatty but undeniably informative. The interviews with its effervescent guest artists are relaxed with a Q and A feel. The fusion of MixMag works, pushing boundaries whilst staying engaging.
MixMag is a classic dance magazine. If you’re a proper expert in the deeper side of dance, techno and house and between the ages of 18 and 25 then MixMag is your thing. At the heart of this magazine there are adverts for festivals, upbeat venues and a variety of technology. This magazine could be considered to appeal to all from rock’n’rave to tech house, male or female. It shouts with loud colours and the more pictures than words blasts the mope away! The fusion of the new bands being showcased gives dynamic 
new music a platform. MixMag manages the trick of joining the dots with its separate vibrant sections for each genre of sonic tunes when reviewing recent releases. Its electro attitude is informal and chatty but undeniably informative. The interviews with its effervescent guest artists are relaxed with a Q and A feel. The fusion of MixMag works, pushing boundaries whilst staying engaging.
1 comment:
A pretty decent review delivered in a punchy (if not always entirely successful) style.
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