About The Mag
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Contact.
For any enquiries or thoughts, please either email;
nadineballantyne@soundscapemagazine.com
edtownend@soundscapemagazine.com
About.
We’re an independently run online magazine and aim to cover events all across Wales (and tidbits from our neighbours), from rock concerts to rock fashion. The magazine contains a variety of gig and CD reviews, ramblings and alternative interests. Each and everyone of us on the team are unpaid but work at what we love doing!
(Just a side note in case of some confusion: The magazine is not welsh band bound! Just how could we cope when we’re missed out on some blinding tours! Which means we will use people from all over the UK for reviews and features!)
Staff.
Our staff consist of various professional photographers, writers and musicians, we’re always on the look out for contributors so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Contributors as of issue 3: (A-Z)
Nadine Ballantyne, Alex Brady, Jordan Brewer, Ian Cook, Paul Esp, Abbie Evans, Anneka Sillitoe, Paul Tinworth, Ed Townend – Blackout cover courtesy of Hayley at Little Press & Tom Barnes Photography
Photographer: Simon Aye
Interviewer: Daniel Whyte
Want to be in the magazine?
Simple, send us an email, we’re always on the look out for new bands to cover and people to promote, we’re quite a down to earth bunch of guys and gals, we don’t bite!
Want your flyer on the site?
As long as the event is 2 weeks in advance we will be happy to place the flyer up.
Advertising
If you would like to take advantage of the advertising slot we have on our site or various slots throughout the magazine. Just drop us an email about sizes, how we publish online and what we accept.
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One of Cardiff's few long lasting and genuinely intense metal bands are hitting the road this month. Shaped By Fate, no matter where, no matter who, no matter what they've got to work with, will without a doubt 'tear shit up'. Their live shows certainly live up to their name. From piggy back pits to in your face antics, if you're fearless and enjoy your noise we suggest heading down to a show!


