Launched in NYC in 2000, Sentimentalist Magazine was started as an indie music and culture print magazine to scratch deep beneath the surface and seek out the best in emerging music, culture and media entertainment. Sentimentalist Magazine is an online-only magazine, giving its readers an expanded, constantly updated version of the original magazine, in a fresh web format. They continue to be a compelling option to all the lackluster, mainstream music magazines, blogs and sites in the m>...
Launched in NYC in 2000, Sentimentalist Magazine was started as an indie music and culture print magazine to scratch deep beneath the surface and seek out the best in emerging music, culture and media entertainment. Sentimentalist Magazine is an online-only magazine, giving its readers an expanded, constantly updated version of the original magazine, in a fresh web format. They continue to be a compelling option to all the lackluster, mainstream music magazines, blogs and sites in the market, constantly discovering and investigating the freshest new bands and entertainment.
This online music/culture magazine specializes in providing reviews and interviews of emerging bands right alongside well-known acts. The magazine's mission is to give indie bands from around the world the exposure they might not have otherwise encountered. Sentimentalist Magazine reviews the following genres: alternative, indie, punk, britpop, post punk, acoustic, pop and rock. Every two months, the magazine will feature CD reviews of three Sonicbids members.
Sentimentalist Magazine reaches over 26,000 PR firms, record labels, musicians and fans with each weekly newsletter and the site's daily hits are growing way beyond this each week. They catch the bands to watch at least six months to a year ahead of the competition. For example, Sentimentalist Magazine was the first US magazine to cover Franz Ferdinand. They also covered Interpol, Klaxons, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Goldfrapp and The Libertines months ahead of the competition.