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| − | Plus One Lung was a music zine made from a slip of thick matte paper folded to an 8"x8" square containing photos, articles and a 6 track CD of songs by featured artists. | + | '''Plus One Lung''' was a music zine made from a slip of thick matte paper folded to an 8"x8" square containing photos, articles and a 6 track CD of songs by featured artists. |
| − | + | ''Plus One Lung'' focused on live bands and the photography of live music predominantly, but not exclusively, from the UK. The zine covered bands that haven't been written about a thousand times over - yet, and enthusiastic musicians who are creating something new. | |
| − | + | ''Plus One Lung'' was very small and very self-funded. It was stocked at various outlets in London, Manchester, Cardiff, Leeds, Preston, Newcastle and Nottingham. The editors ceased publication because the costs became too high to continue. | |
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Latest revision as of 07:30, 28 March 2010
Plus One Lung was a music zine made from a slip of thick matte paper folded to an 8"x8" square containing photos, articles and a 6 track CD of songs by featured artists.
Plus One Lung focused on live bands and the photography of live music predominantly, but not exclusively, from the UK. The zine covered bands that haven't been written about a thousand times over - yet, and enthusiastic musicians who are creating something new.
Plus One Lung was very small and very self-funded. It was stocked at various outlets in London, Manchester, Cardiff, Leeds, Preston, Newcastle and Nottingham. The editors ceased publication because the costs became too high to continue.
