List of Music Reviews Sites
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Music review websites with at least 1000 reviews. The websites could include blogs, online magazines, or websites for printed music magazines. |
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Rolling Stone |
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The website for the Rolling Stone magazine, which was first published in 1967. The magazine features music, artist and movie news and reviews; political, economic and pop-culture commentary; photos, videos, and more.
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Pitchfork
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An online publication established in 1995, devoted to music reviews, commentary, news and interviews, with an emphasis on new independent music.
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Consequence of Sound
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Consequences of Sound (also known as CoS) is a music website with music news, and album and concert reviews. The website also features the Festival Outlook micro-site which is an online database for music festival news. Consequences of Sound was founded in 2007.
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NME.com
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The website for the music magazine, The New Musical Express (commonly known as NME) which began as a music newspaper in 1952.
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Billboard
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The website for Billboard, an international news magazine devoted to music and the music industry (including rock, pop, country, rhythm and blues, jazz, world, and hip-hop). The first issue was published in 1894, and was originally a magazine for the bill-posting industry.
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Spin
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The website for Spin, a music magazine founded in 1985. The website has music news, album reviews, concert photos, MP3s, music videos and more.
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Sputnikmusic
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Music reviews and music news website, covering albums in indie, metal, and punk.
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Classical Net |
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Classical music CD, SACD, DVD, Blu-ray, book and concert reviews |
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The Underground |
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A Hong Kong based site which organises shows for local bands, provides photos, reviews, produces compilation albums and more. |
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