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BLACK VELVET
#43, $7, 8½'' x 12'', offset glossy, 36 pgs.
By Keith Rosson
Wednesday, October 04 2006
Yowch. Sort of a wanna-be Spin from the UK. Full-color glossy cover and inside pages. The coverage seems to be a mix of (mostly emo pop) bands from England that I've never heard of, and (mostly shitty emo pop) bands from the States that I have heard of and wouldn't touch with a stool-encrusted lance. I have no desire to read interviews, record reviews, or show reviews about Eighteen Visions, Sugarcult, Hoobastank, Sebastian Bach, Bon Jovi or Midtown. I feel vaguely bad bagging on something that people have put so much effort into, but this thing fucking reads and looks like one of those glossy 8" x 10" promos that's been frighteningly morphed into magazine form. Black Velvet probably has a potential audience, but I've got a pretty good feeling said audience is not the same as those who read Razorcake. –Keith Rosson (Black Velvet, 336 Birchfield Rd., Webheath, Ridditch, Worcs. B974NG England)
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