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Tabloid Blames Rock For Teen Sex And Drug Use
05/23/2012
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(Classic Rock) One of the world's biggest tabloid newspapers has tried to claim rock music is responsible for teenage children developing drug addiction issues and experiencing sexual health problems � without a shred of evidence.

The Daily Mail, read by nearly 6m people online every day, has taken a research report out of context to make the groundless claims. The original document had already come under fire for reaching an unconvincing conclusion.

It's yet another attack on the moral fibre and community ethic of a section of society who just happen to like their music loud and raw.

Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
Copyright Classic Rock Magazine- Excerpted here with permission.

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