Creem magazine circa the 1970s was the acerbic, smart voice for a rock ’n’ roll generation, with gonzo rock writer Lester Bangs as its poster boy. Diminished by the mid-’80s, Creem limped to its ...

The mailman in my neighborhood clearly didn’t know what to do with an issue of Creem. The magazine’s trim size — 10 by 12 inches — lends itself to very few mailboxes. Creem is an oversized magazine in ...

For J.J. Kramer, the quest to resurrect the notorious rock magazine Creem was a lifetime goal that was always just out of reach. He was 4 years old in 1981 when his father, publisher Barry Kramer, ...

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This image shows the September 2022 issue of Creem. The magazine, which billed itself as “America's only rock ‘n’ roll magazine” during two decades of existence that ended in 1989, is being revived ...

So declares the cover of the first issue of Creem magazine in 33 years. The magazine — which once famously billed itself as “America’s only rock ‘n’ roll magazine” — relaunched Tuesday with an issue ...

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After 33 years, Creem is coming back. That's Creem, the music publication, which calls itself America's only rock 'n' roll magazine. After fits and starts, Creem is returning as a digital magazine, ...

CREEM wasn't really "America's Only Rock 'n' Roll Magazine." That's just something it said on the cover. But that same irreverent spirit that drove the team behind the 'zine to make such an outrageous ...

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Creem Magazine, which covered rock 'n' roll from the late 1960s to the late 1980s, is returning: first as a digital magazine with full archives, then in the fall as a quarterly print publication.