New Noise Magazine

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New Noise Magazine is an American music magazine that focuses on artist news, band interviews, album reviews and underground culture. It was founded in February 2013,[1] by Lisa Root, who had previously been the co-founder and editor-in-chief of such publications as AMP Magazine, Loud Fast Rules! Magazine and Hails & Horns Magazine.[2][3][4] New Noise Magazine's managing editor, Addison Herron-Wheeler,[5] has written for Decibel, Exclaim!, Invisible Oranges, MetalSucks, Metal Rules, CVLT Nation, San Diego CityBeat, Westword, RVA Magazine, High Times, Culture Magazine and Bust, and is the editor-in-chief and co-owner of Out Front.[6][7][8] Musician Cheetah Chrome once wrote a political column for the magazine.[9][10]

Editor-in-ChiefLisa Root
Managing EditorAddison Herron-Wheeler
Staff writersCheetah Chrome
CategoriesMusic
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New Noise Magazine
A white magazine cover with black ink drawing of four people.
The cover of New Noise Magazine's 26th issue (July 2016), illustrated by Chris Shary.
Editor-in-ChiefLisa Root
Managing EditorAddison Herron-Wheeler
Staff writersCheetah Chrome
CategoriesMusic
FrequencyBimonthly
FormatA4
Circulation8,000[1]
PublisherLisa Root
FounderLisa Root
FoundedFebruary 2013
First issueApril 2013; 13 years ago (2013-04)
CompanyNew Noise Magazine, Inc.
CountryUnited States
Based inBerkeley, California
LanguageEnglish
Websitenewnoisemagazine.com
ISSN2770-2901 (print)
2770-291X (web)
OCLC1273418019
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The print magazine is published bimonthly, with eight issues a year;[1] each issue is offered in a choice of multiple different cover arts (two or three variants), and comes with a flexi disc that includes exclusive music content.[11][12][13] The first print issue was released in April 2013.[14][2][15] New Noise Magazine's website was launched beforehand, on February 21, 2013,[16] and features different coverage from the printed issues.[1][2]

Some of the magazine's articles have been quoted, re-published or cited in such publications as Chicago Tribune,[17] Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,[18] Star Tribune,[19] The Arizona Republic,[20] The Fresno Bee,[21] The Kansas City Star,[22] Missoula Independent,[23] The Dispatch,[24][25] Herald News,[26] The Record,[27] and The Rock Island Argus.[28][29]

Flexi Collection

New Noise Magazine has been including free flexi discs, under the Flexi Collection series, for its subscribers since its 23rd issue.[30] Each flexi disc contains previously unreleased and exclusive material from the cover band.[30] Some issues have included two flexi discs (sometimes two per issue, other times one for each alternative cover), while others have included two bands on a single flexi disc.

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Flexi volume # Band Magazine issue # Release date Ref
1 The Falcon 23 February 2016 [12]
2 Pears 24 April 2016 [31]
3 Black Tusk 24 April 2016 [31]
4 Culture Abuse 25 May 2016 [32]
5 Descendents 26 July 2016 [33]
6 NOFX 27 August 2016 [34]
7 Bear vs. Shark 28 October 2016 [35]
8 Radkey 29 December 2016 [36]
9 Iron Reagan 30 February 2017 [37]
10 Wear Your Wounds 31 March 2017 [38]
11 Me First and the Gimme Gimmes 32 May 2017 [39]
12 Cock Sparrer 32 May 2017 [40]
13 Armstrongs 33 June 2017 [41]
14 Trapped Under Ice 34 August 2017 [42]
15 Iron Chic 35 September 2017 [43]
16 Hot Water Music 35 September 2017 [43]
17 The Black Dahlia Murder 36 October 2017 [11]
18 Primal Rite 37 December 2017 [44]
19 Screaming Females 38 January 2018 [45]
20 American Nightmare 39 March 2018 [46]
21 The HIRS Collective 40 June 2018 [47]
22 Culture Abuse / Nothing 41 August 2018 [48]
23 Adolescents 42 August 2018 [49]
24 Cursive 43 October 2018 [50]
25 The Lemonheads 44 December 2018 [51]
26 Masked Intruder 45 January 2019 [52]
27 Teenage Bottlerocket 45 January 2019 [53]
28 Misery Index 46 February 2019 [54]
29 Bad Religion 47 April 2019 [55]
30 Ceremony 48 July 2019 [56]
31 Avail 49 August 2019 [57]
32 Counterparts / Stray From the Path 50 November 2019 [58]
33 Four Year Strong 51 January 2020 [59]
Hey, Chels 51 January 2020
34 Abysmal Dawn 52 April 2020 [13]
35 The Lawrence Arms 53 August 2020 [60]
36 Lydia Loveless 54 October 2020 [61]
37 Less Than Jake 55 November 2020 [62]
38 Viagra Boys 55 November 2020 [62]
39 NOFX 56 February 2021 [63]
40 Tetrarch 57 April 2021 [64]
41 The Armed 57 April 2021 [65]
42 We Are the Union 58 May 2021 [66]
43 The Bronx 59 September 2021 [67]
44 Full of Hell 60 October 2021 [68]
45 The Chisel 60 November 2021 [69]
46 Hot Water Music 61 February 2022 [70]
48 The Interrupters 63 June 2022 [71]
49 Show Me the Body 64 October 2022 [72]
50 L.S. Dunes 64 October 2022 [73]
51 Anti-Flag 65 January 2023 [74]
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