Teamrock.com (incl PROG Magazine) RIP?

[SoundscapeMN]

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-38370464

I don't buy magazines much anymore mainly, per the cost, and I have some issues with PROG specifically, but it is sad to see they may be done.

[twosuitsluke]

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-38370464

I don't buy magazines much anymore mainly, per the cost, and I have some issues with PROG specifically, but it is sad to see they may be done.

I hope not, when my Dad asked me what I wanted for Christmas this year, I asked him for a year's subscription to Prog Magazine  I'm pretty sure he got it for me so I hope he can get his money back!!

[?]

I surely hope not, because I subscribed to TR just a couple of months ago. While the endless top 10 lists got redundant after a while, there were lots of good articles and interviews, especially from Prog.

[Nel]

Used to read PROG all the time back when it started about seven years ago. Was introduced to a lot of bands through them. I stopped after about five years though. The magazine was pricey and they seemed to start focusing on the same circle of bands issue after issue rather than keep introducing new ones. I've still been picking up an issue once a year.

This sucks either way.

[ghostnotes]

And rock goes (even) more underground.  Anyone know any good zines?

[DarkLord_Lalinc]

Sad to hear that, but are music magazines still a thing? I thought most things are read through the internet nowadays. I know that having the paper in front of you is something else entirely, but the internet is where it's all at.