Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 featuring The Strokes on the cover, highlighting their new album with various articles including those on Small Faces and The Cramps.
Inside spread of Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 showcasing features on Small Faces, The Cramps, and other artists, including album details and page numbers.
Feature article in Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 focused on The Strokes, discussing their journey in rock music alongside an urban backdrop.
Another inside page of Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 with an interview excerpt featuring The Strokes, including reflections on their artistic process.
Promotional image for the album 'Take Them On, On Your Own' by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, showcasing the album's release details including the single 'Stop', with the original Mojo Music Magazine title 'Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 The Strokes No CD Included No Label' in the background.
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Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 featuring The Strokes on the cover, highlighting their new album with various articles including those on Small Faces and The Cramps.Inside spread of Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 showcasing features on Small Faces, The Cramps, and other artists, including album details and page numbers.Feature article in Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 focused on The Strokes, discussing their journey in rock music alongside an urban backdrop.Another inside page of Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 with an interview excerpt featuring The Strokes, including reflections on their artistic process.Promotional image for the album 'Take Them On, On Your Own' by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, showcasing the album's release details including the single 'Stop', with the original Mojo Music Magazine title 'Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 The Strokes No CD Included No Label' in the background.

Mojo Music Magazine September 2003 The Strokes No CD Included No Label

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Mojo Classic Magazine – September 2003 – The Strokes (Good Condition, No CD, No Label)

This September 2003 issue of Mojo Classic Magazine puts the spotlight on The Strokes as they prepare for their highly anticipated sophomore album. Dive into the gritty optimism of early-2000s New York rock with journalist Andrew Male’s in-depth piece on the band that reignited garage rock for a new generation. Also featured are genre-defining stories on Steely Dan, The Cramps, Small Faces, and a retrospective on hip-hop’s Golden Age.

The magazine is in good condition with minor edge wear consistent with its age. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive.
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Main Features:

  • The Strokes – Second Album Pressure
    Andrew Male travels to New York to check in on the band that rewired the rock scene. Can lightning strike twice? (p. 80)

  • Steely Dan – Witty & Wired
    Dave Di Martino talks to the cerebral pop duo about Kate Moss, jazz, touring misery, and dental hygiene. (p. 38)

  • Small Faces – From Mods to Meltdowns
    Pat Gilbert tracks the rise, acid-fueled fall, and aftershocks of one of Britain’s most iconic ’60s bands. (p. 44)

  • My Morning Jacket – Martian Hymns
    Jenny Bulley explores the cosmic country-rock sound of this Kentucky band with a cult-like following. (p. 52)

  • The Cramps – Rock’s Gothic Sweethearts
    Step inside the lair of Lux Interior and Poison Ivy with Bill Holdship. (p. 56)

  • Zoot Suit Riots – Fashion and Fury in 1940s L.A.
    Don Waller unpacks the racial and cultural tensions behind one of swing-era America’s darkest moments. (p. 64)

  • Hip Hop’s Golden Age
    From Public Enemy to De La Soul, Angus Batey reflects on the ’80s scene that reshaped American music and politics. (p. 68)

Note: Original CD not included.

This issue is perfect for fans of indie rock, vintage R&B, ’60s British pop, and the roots of hip-hop—all wrapped in Mojo’s signature blend of archival deep dives and sharp storytelling.

Please check photos for condition. Combined shipping available—just ask. All items come with a plastic protective covering.

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