Once the front page has loaded up, you are faced with a cool looking e-zine. It has an easy to navigate menu bar at the top, which makes the experience quick and simple. The front page does have a lot of information and some readers who are not use e-zines maybe put off by this. There are several sections to the front page which split the articles into easily identifiable sections.
The content itself is fantastic. All the content is written by volunteer journalists who express their opinions with some beautiful crafted pieces of writing. Through this website I have discovered many new bands and regularly go back to fresh content and check out the latest reviews, hoping to find new undiscovered treats.
They do have a forum, which is not used as much but from what I can gather the site has not been running long and is yet to be completed.
What actually brought me to the website was their free album they gave away, which consisted of songs and an e-booklet. The beautiful design of this booklet made me take notice of the site and continue to go back.
4/4 from me
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