Mojo Magazine: For Music

Bauer Consumer Media Ltd

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About this app

"The official MOJO: Music Magazine app. Your go-to place for world-class music journalism. With reviews of the latest key releases and archival reissues, exclusive interviews, and in-depth features that bring new perspectives on music’s greatest heroes including Bob Dylan, Queen, The Rolling Stones, the Beatles and many more up and coming artists. Our writers cover a wide range of genres - punk, modern and classic rock, folk, soul, country to reggae, electronic and experimental.

Enjoy every page of unrivalled insight and stunning photography from each edition of the magazine, delivered to your phone as soon as it hits the shops.

- Read each magazine in full.
- Search for your favourite bands, artists, albums and tours.
- Bookmark articles for later.
- Access the MOJO magazine back catalogue.

For the past 25 years, MOJO has been recognized as the definitive magazine for music lovers the world over.

Every month, our passionate and dedicated team create a magazine which vividly celebrates classic sounds, old and new, and the remarkable people who have made them. At MOJO’s heart, there is a profound understanding of how important music can be – an understanding shared by both its discerning and enduring international readership, and by the legendary artists themselves.

Those artists respect MOJO, and have long collaborated with the magazine for revelatory interviews and bespoke free CDs. They, like the readers, implicitly trust the MOJO team to direct them to the good stuff: music from a multitude of genres and eras, made by icons and valiant young upstarts. Every issue is beautifully designs to be a place where readers can reconnect with the heroes of their youth, and discover that wealth of new artists who are re-imagining musical tradition in dynamic new ways.

The MOJO Filter remains the essential music reviews section: a guaranteed guide to the finest releases each month, which encompass the magazine’s eclectic but focused mission: to find the greatest music of all time, and present it to the readers with an excitement, knowledge and insight that no other music publication can match.


PLEASE NOTE: This app is more reliable in OS 5-11.
The app may not work well with any Android operating system from OS 4 or before. Anything from Lollipop onwards is good.

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Ratings and reviews

OK - but still disappointing. THE GOOD: All the articles etc are included with pictures. It's a good read. THE BAD: There's no actual music! It would be so much better if say, if there were links to actual songs from the albums being reviewed. Or songs being written about. And why is there not a digital copy of the magazine audio disc? As it is, it's OK, but the advantages of the digital medium has not been pursued. Shame, it could be so much better.

Typical "my first app", broken, confused, shameful. Login doesn't work, simultaneously says create an account, login, and logout. Rewards feature tales you nowhere. Somehow worse than the website. Things jump about like they're possessed. Get the physical subscription, nobody at the magazine could possibly have tried to use this and not said something about how uniformly terrible it is.

Similar to all the others. The app didn't show on my home or lock screen. After about a month of not using the app because I was so pissed off at having to go through Playstore every time I wanted to, I found it sitting in my Google backup apps. If you've set your phone up like I have, with, effectively, a double layer of apps, then look on the backup layer. If you find it's there, just hold it down and drag the screen back to the outer, home screen layer, and...bam.