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CLUNK Magazine 003

The CLUNK Zine returns with its third edition after selling out the previous zine. We’ve thrown everything we’ve got at this zine and even had some delicious new merch made up with our BRAND new logo. Introducing Vinny the vinyl man, the shiny disc of plastic that we now call a friend.

Again, as always we’ve taken on your feedback and made some changes to the zine, so we’re investing in a proofreader so there should be fewer mistakes (hurray!) In addition to this, we’ve changed how we operate behind the scenes a little so the process is a little more streamlined. We may be biased, but this is our best zine yet and it’s filled to the brim of juicy content for you to feast your eyes on!

Our cover star is the fast-rising Manchester singer-songwriter Pip Millett, who we have an exclusive interview with, she talks us through her songwriting process, festival essentials, and MUCH more.

There are also interviews with Sinead O’Brien, Peach Pit, The Regrettes, Wallice, Beren Olivia, HUTCH, Bull, and Pattern Pusher.

We’ve got opinion pieces such as ‘No Mick Jagger, These Are The Bands That Are Keeping Rock N Roll Alive’, where we highlight bands that are much better than Machine Gun Kelly. Not to mention an in-depth piece that talks about how online communities have made discovering music easier than ever.

As always we have our Cornish Spotlight feature, which highlights five bands from Cornwall which are making serious waves, including artists such as Sweet Juno, Maisy Grace, MOPES, and Max Rad. Also returning is our Photographer Highlight which features the London-based photographer Luis Kramer, who is arguably one of London’s most prolific music photographers.

Illustration from Red Moon Design is of course a standard.

Buy your copy today and join the thousands of other CLUNKERS who get the best new music journalism from the South-West.

£5.00

CLUNK Magazine 002

You may have seen the hullabaloo about CLUNK Magazine officially becoming a print zine, well here we are with the second edition. We’ve gone big with this one and taken on some of your feedback. We’ve added more interviews, album reviews, features, and opinion pieces.

Gracing the front page is the Welsh rock outfit Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard, who have their debut album ‘Backhand Deals’ out February 25th via Communion Records. Inside you will find an exclusive interview with them, where we talk about their new album, life on the road, and why the phrase rock is dead is ludicrous. You will also find interviews with Lady Bird, The Rills, Bailey Tomkinson, Noon Garden, and The Backseat Lovers. There are also opinion pieces on the Joe Rogan Vs Neil Young Debacle, the performativity of post-punk bands, and the misogyny behind people’s reactions to WAP.

Oh and let’s not forget the EXCLUSIVE tour diary from Opus Kink, they give us an insight into life on the road during their Independent Venue Week Tour.

All of this AND MORE!

There is also illustration from Red Moon Design and Andrew Girdler.

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CLUNK Magazine 001

It’s long been a goal of CLUNK’s to enter the print realm, we managed to do this with our ‘Quaranzine’ and ‘Love Letter To Leopallooza’. Both zines sold out, which we still cannot believe. Off the back of these zine’s success, we decided to actually start making a regular zine and we’re proud to announce issue 001.

As always a Cornish artist takes the front page, continuing our dedication to promote and help Cornish artists. We’re incredibly honored to have Webmoms as our front page star.

In addition to this, there are exclusive interviews with artists such as Zuzu, The Howlers, and more. We take a deep dive into festival season and cover Boardmasters, End Of The Road, and Dot2Dot.

There is also a guest article from our friends over at MusosoupTV. Not to mention heaps more!

We’ve all worked incredibly hard to put this zine together and we cannot wait for you to see the final product!

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