darkplanet.pl
Polish-language online magazine on rock, metal, gothic, electro and industrial music and dark culture for its readers
About darkplanet.pl
DarkPlanet.pl is a Polish-language publication covering rock, metal, gothic, electro, industrial and EBM music and related dark culture. Its sections include music news, album and concert reviews, interviews, features, short stories, poetry, an encyclopedia, lyrics, video and a forum.
Its editorial manifest says the publication writes about music that its contributors like or dislike, avoids technical jargon, and does not limit itself to one genre convention. The site also has user accounts, sections for artists, record labels and venues, and an events listing.
The editorial manifest is dated April 2006. The publication is in Polish, with content that includes reviews and news about international bands.
Product: Online music and culture magazine with news, reviews, interviews, fiction, poetry, an encyclopedia, events listings and a forum.
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