10 Interesting Fact About Famous music bloggers

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• Perez Hilton, one of the most famous music bloggers in the world, initially became famous for his controversial posting and often flicked famous artists.
• Bob Lefsetz, who is famous for his blog about the music industry, initially worked as a lawyer in the music world before turning into a writer.
• Anthony Fantano, who is famous for its YouTube channel on music reviews, also works as music critics in publications such as The Needle Drop.
• Stereogum, one of the most famous music blogs in the world, was originally established as a side project by a group of friends in college.
• Pitchfork, one of the largest music sites in the world, was originally founded as a site that focuses on independent music criticism that is slightly considered by mainstream media.
• Rolling Stone, a famous music magazine, was founded by Jann Wenner in 1967 with an initial capital taken from his family's inheritance worth $ 7,500.
• NME, a famous British music magazine, was originally founded in 1952 as a magazine for jazz music before switching to a wider music genre.
• Consequence of Sound, a music site that is famous for its broad coverage, was originally founded by a group of college students who want to share their views on music.
• Brooklyn Vegan, a famous music blog based in New York, was originally founded by a music fan who wants to share news about direct performances in the region.
• The Quietus, a music site that is famous for its broad coverage of alternative music genres, was originally founded by a group of music journalists who want to write about the music they like without editorial restrictions from other publications.