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Plectrum, 1 Oct 2026

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The creators behind TJPL News are thrilled to announce the official launch of Plectrum Magazine, a new print and digital publication celebrating rock, metal, and independent music artists from across the globe. Released as a Quarterly Publication, Plectrum brings fans exclusive interviews, in-depth reviews, and captivating stories from the world’s most exciting music scenes. Whether you’re into classic rock riffs or indie experimentation, Plectrum is the essential read for those passionate about Rock, Metal and alternative music. Following the success of TJPL News, which has been a strong supporter of independent artists, Plectrum Magazine adds a fresh layer of rock, metal, and indie-focused content. The magazine shines a spotlight on both iconic and emerging artists, offering unique insights and untold stories from the music world. For those who love discovering new talent and exploring underground sounds, Plectrum is a platform dedicated to keeping the spirit of independent music alive.

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ArticleAkai MPC Key 37 GEN2

The MPC Grows Up: A Stan­dalone Stu­dio Built for Pro­du­cers Who Want the Com­puter Gone

Akai MPC Key 37 GEN2

ArticleEDITOR'S NOTE

Two days after meet­ing a musi­cian who had found ways to keep play­ing gui­tar des­pite mul­tiple scler­osis, Pete Keat­ing wrote “Louder”. That detail stayed with me. An encounter becomes a song, then travels bey­ond the people who first gave it...

EDITOR'S NOTE

Article_SHOE EXPLORES THE HUMAN COST OF PROGRESS ON THE DARK WAVE PULSE OF CIRCUITAL MELANCHOLY

What hap­pens when tech­no­logy no longer serves human­ity but begins to redefine it? That ques­tion lies at the heart of Cir­cuital Mel­an­choly, the latest single from Italian artist _SHOE, a project that blurs the bound­ar­ies between sci­ence...

_SHOE EXPLORES THE HUMAN COST OF PROGRESS ON THE DARK WAVE PULSE OF CIRCUITAL MELANCHOLY