Music magazines of yesteryear
Sounds (October 1970 - April 1991). This hugely successful weekly title was a major competitor of NME and had a broader remit, in that it wasn't afraid to cover heavy metal and punk (in fact, Kerrang! started life as a pull-out metal supplement in Sounds). It also helped break grunge – the very first Nirvana interview was in Sounds.
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