Noise Receptor Journal Issue no.10 (May, 2022)

[re:evolution]

This is a courtesy message to advise bookings for advertising space in Issue No.10 of Noise Receptor Journal are now being taken.

The new issue is nearing completion and is scheduled to be released in May, 2022.

Content and format the new issue:
-: Long-form and detailed interviews with: Cipher Productions, Browning Mummery, Dødsmaskin, Geography of Hell, Infinexhuma & raison d'être.
-: Reviews: 70+ detailed reviews.
-: Artwork: cover and 10+ pages of artwork by Peter Anderson (raison d'être).
-: The publication will be in a new larger format (i.e. size mid-way between A5 & A4), with 100 pages approx.
-: Colour cover and professional greyscale with 'perfect bound' glue-bound spine.
-: Print run of 600 copies.

Advertisements will need to be submitted by the deadline of Monday 28th March 2022.

Send email inquiries to: noisereceptor@hotmail.com and prices and technical specifications for advertisements will be provided.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Regards.

-Richard Stevenson / Noise Receptor Journal

[re:evolution]

Final call for advertising in the upcoming issue no.10 of Noise Receptor Journal.

Deadline is one week away on Monday 28th March.

All pertinent details in the original thread post.

[Soloman Tump]

Why the format size change?

Now it wont fit nicely on my zine shelf, and will have to sit in the cupboard with the latest issues of SI and those two art zines I own.

[re:evolution]

Why the format size change?

Now it wont fit nicely on my zine shelf, and will have to sit in the cupboard with the latest issues of SI and those two art zines I own.

Well, there is a couple of reasons:

1: After a decade of doing the same thing, I am looking to change things up with format and presentation to keep things interesting (and partially necessitated by the fact I have considered folding Noise Receptor at many points in the last 12 months).

2: From Issue no.10 onwards I will be using global print hubs for distribution rather than printing and distributing from Australia. This makes postage less of an issue, noting the small A5 format was originally chosen for postage-related reasons.

3: With a marginally increased size, I can slightly increase font size, without reducing overall content (noting that a few have commented the font is too small).

4: The new print system I am using does not offer an option to print at A5 size and to include inside cover printing. So, the potential to keep the A5 size at the expense of having a crap presentation with blank inside covers was not acceptable for me. So I looked for the next size up which allows inside cover print.

5: In a capitalist context bigger is always better!