The term phonogram is an international term commonly used to refer to protection of sound recordings.
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- Phonogram is a series by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie that takes Magic Music into the twenty-first century. In this universe, pop songs have power and the people who can use it are known as "phonomancers". There have been two series so far (and sadly, it looks like two is all there'll ever be). The first, Rue Britannia, follows phonomancer David Kohl's attempts to discover who is trying to resurrect the dead goddess of Britpop. The second series, The Singles Club, takes place over one evening in a club, each issue viewing the events through the perspective of a different character. A third series, The Immaterial Girl, will be released sometime in 2012, following the character Emily Aster.
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| - The term phonogram is an international term commonly used to refer to protection of sound recordings.
- Phonogram is a series by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie that takes Magic Music into the twenty-first century. In this universe, pop songs have power and the people who can use it are known as "phonomancers". There have been two series so far (and sadly, it looks like two is all there'll ever be). The first, Rue Britannia, follows phonomancer David Kohl's attempts to discover who is trying to resurrect the dead goddess of Britpop. The second series, The Singles Club, takes place over one evening in a club, each issue viewing the events through the perspective of a different character. A third series, The Immaterial Girl, will be released sometime in 2012, following the character Emily Aster. Each issue so is jam-packed with references to bands and music that a 'crib sheet' is included in the back. This is often one of the most entertaining bits of the comic, as its tone is very personal and informal.
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