The editors of the recently defunct Harp Magazine <a href="http://www.modernguitars.com/archives/004465.html">announced</a> the launch of <a href="http://www.modernguitars.com/archives/004465.html">Blurt</a>.

<img src="http://www.thisissomewhere.com/images/blurt.png" alt="blurt" />

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a new music digital-magazine and accompanying website (<a href="http://www.BLURT-online.com">www.BLURT-online.com</a>). Joined by Managing Editor Fred Mills, Senior Editor Randy Harward, Associate Editor Andy Tennille and Contributing Editor A.D. Amorosi, BLURT will raise the bar for modern music and entertainment magazines by combining insightful features, irreverent interviews, relentless reviews, and first-class design standards.
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<blockquote>Furthermore, BLURT is proud to announce blog contributions from esteemed critic and former Village Voice Music Editor Chuck Eddy (Singles Again, celebrating vinyl), singer-songwriter Chris Lee (Say It Ain't Soul, for songwriters), Triple-A veteran and former XM Music Director Kate Bradley (Cut Through the Noise, industry rants and raves) as well as ongoing political opinions from artists as diverse as songwriter James McMurtry, Anti-Flag's Justin Sane, antifolker Ed Hamell (a/k/a Hamell on Trial) and <strong>Grace Potter (of Grace Potter the Nocturnals)</strong>, with more to be announced.</blockquote>

A quick look at the website looks very promising, I'm looking forward to this. I always found Harp to be an excellenct read.

