Innerloop Magazine
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Innerloop Magazine was a dance music magazine based in Washington, D.C. from 2002–2004 and was a free publication distributed at record stores, clubs and other cultural hubs around the United States and in Europe.
Printed on newsprint, Innerloop was in tabloid format. The magazine featured
Raygun Magazine
and Bell du Jour.
Innerloop was founded by Courtney Reyers (Apple Rochez) and Ivan Cottrell as a joint, transcontinental publication. The staff was entirely
XM Radio's Channel 80 "The Move". In addition, the magazine joined up with many dance music web sites to feature its content, in Australia, South Africa
, Europe and the States.
The magazine closed in September 2004, with artists A Skillz and Krafty Kutz as its last cover feature.
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