for Time for Heroes and God Is In The TV, though I haven't done a great deal of writing since Christmas

for www.cowandfield.co.uk, a shambolic arrangement of idiots who (mostly) don't have any interest in writing and have not yet managed to put a review for a record up before release date. in fact i don't think i personally have managed to get one up within the first month of something being released. i like to swear in my reviews. A LOT. and my review of make believe in London briefly tells the tale of me considering hitting on george pringle despite having no idea who she is. it's all fun, when i can be bothered.

write for contactmusic and the Yorkshire Evening Post- the latter neglect my creative freedom and chastise my verbosity regularly.

Actually I think they may have jettisoned me after I forgot to write up a Rilo Kiley gig they paid for me to go to...

I write for planet-loud, a hard rock/heavy metal site. I mostly do album reviews and some band profiles. Used to write features for powpowpow as well, but not so much. Supposed to be doing a bit for Empty Playground also. Oh yeah, and I co-run a site with my mate called keepitfast.

if that counts. Mainly reviews so far

AU Magazine - www.iheartau.com
Belfast-based music n' stuff mag that's sold throughout Ireland. Might be expanding to GB soon as well.

really badly spelt reviews for www.nothingatall.net

- Time For Heroes (just started)
- Contributed an article to the Los Campesinos tour fanzine
- My blog is also a website.

Blogs on my myspaz site, although I imagine it would be most exciting to write for a real website, why do you ask any jobs going???

;-)

http://www.myspace.com/richmelvin

startinga blog when i get round to it

write a few articles here and there for The Vapour Trail fanzine, which is the zine of our clubnight of the same name. They go up on this here blog: http://vapourtrailfanzine.blogspot.com

write PopCult Zine in Manchester, though I've been far far too lazy with it this year. Just the In The City special.

I also write for The Fugitive Motel (www.thefugitivemotel.org.uk), and am trying to start a blog about cities, architecture and music called In A Town So Small. Used to write for High Voltage a coulpe of years back too. I might be starting some other new stuff, pondering a CDR label maybe. x

Predominantly the former 2 now

I write for themusicmagazine.co.uk and Empty Playground Magazine. I used to do a bit for powpowpow.com too. Joy.

i send it away.

no one ever gets back.

except sometimes they do, and they say can you make it shorter or more to the point please?

on DiS! Possibly the most influencial man in Music! When the jamster bigs up a band theyll be all over MTV2 in no time, sometimes good - sometimes bad, but fairplay at least you had the balls to call the Twang album for what it was - although their massive now so I feel the damage has already been done!

http://www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk

that was mentioned above.I've done the odd freelance thing in the past too, but I won't bore you.

for Plan B and sometimes Rocksound. does that count? A picture is worth a thousand words after all.

DirtyZine but that kind of petered out when their site did.

So err... anyone need writers?

I'd like to write for some music magazines, but not really sure where to start? There's only so much you can do about people walking dogs, etc.

also write for noize make enemies although haven't written much recently due to being ill and injured for a quite a while, need to get back into it

sheffield steel press.

free gigs and cds is always nice, except i get to pick what i review so invariably end up choosing stuff i already like and giving everything a positive review.

used to co-write a music blog but that fizzled out after a while. it wasn't particularly good anyway.

for the Ulster Star. Usually about 2 a month.

and once in a while he'll humor me. (I'm nowhere near as good as Mike and Sam and Billy and the rest of the DiS staff, so I don't trip.)

http://illegaltendermagazine.blogspot.com/

and i'm starting my own blog in time.
(ie . the page is up, i just need to do some writing!)

I have written for Popjustice, CMU Daily, Subculture Magazine, and a number of blogs including whoneedsradio.com. At the moment I'm just doing the odd review for CMU.

National Student

Few bits and pieces on various websites like GIITV and Time For Heroes. But I got lazy with that kind of stuff cause of what I was writing for the paper.

I want to start a blog and maybe write to someone like Rock A Rolla or Artrocker.

apart from my own blog and one other, and those don't count as that's me off my own back going "look at me, everyone, I've heard of some modern music that isn't Hard-Fi and can use words of three syllables or more, occasionally correctly!"

I've done some football writing too, but that doesn't count.

http://www.thelineofbestfit.com