Stylus Magazine

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Stylus Magazine
Stylus Logo
URL www.stylusmagazine.com/
Type of site Music and movie webzine
Available language(s): English
Owner Todd Burns
Created by Todd Burns
Launched 2002
Current status Active

Stylus Magazine is an online music and film magazine first launched in 2002. It features long-form music journalism, three daily music reviews, movie reviews, a number of different podcasts, an MP3 blog, and a text blog.

Additionally, Stylus has daily features like The Singles Jukebox, which looks at pop singles from around the globe, and Soulseeking, a column focused on personal responses in listening, which has yielded essays on topics from music overconsumption to heartbreak to navigating the critical hivemind.


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