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Spin Increases Size, Rakoff Channels Joanna Angel And Chuck Klosterman In Fetish Column

By Dylan on August 15, 2006 2:06 PM

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Via executive editor Doug Brod‘s editor’s note:

You may have noticed a few things different about the magazine in your hands. First, Spin has grown up — in size that is. Our new format means that not only is there more to read, but there’s also a bigger showcase for our arresting photography. … Elsewhere, we offer an argument-starting list of the 25 greatest live bands, Audioslave’s Chris Cornell talks candidly about his demons and desires, and in his first piece for Spin, humorist David Rakoff takes an unforgettable trip to a fetish party.

Yet they insist on putting a non-musician on the cover.

FishbowlNY’s Spin Coverage:

  • Spin Drops Sex Columnist
  • Mojo Joins Paste In Making Spin ‘Exclusive’ Less So
  • UPDATE: Spin‘s Thom Yorke ‘Exclusive’ Becomes Less So With Paste
  • Spin‘s First Issue After Pemberton Promotes Yorke ‘Exclusive’
  • Spin Editor Andy Pemberton Resigns
  • Pemberton’s July Editor’s Letter Offers No Hint Of Spin Exit
  • UPDATE: Spin‘s Pemberton Says He’s ‘Still Here’; Sources Say ‘Still Done’
  • Breaking: Pemberton Out At Spin
  • Andy Pemberton Spins Changes in Editor’s Letter
  • Spin‘s Newest Hire? The ‘Madame of Punk Rock Porn’ of Course
  • Killing Yourself to Leave Spin: 100% of a True Story
  • More Spin Moves Spun Out
  • Spin‘s Obligatory ‘We Got Sold’ Meeting?

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