Pulse! Signed Magazine (April 1992)
Signed copy of Pulse! magazine’s April 1992 issue, featuring k.d. lang on the cover.
Description
Issue of Pulse! magazine featuring k.d. lang in an exclusive cover story titled “k.d. lang sings torch songs without the twang,” highlighting her artistic evolution in the early ’90s. Known for its focus on music, film, and culture, Pulse! was Tower Records’ in-house publication and a key tastemaker in the industry. The magazine includes a full feature on lang along with other notable artists and pop culture moments from the time.
Disclaimer: Condition may vary slightly from photos, with unique wear that highlights the magazine’s authenticity as a vintage collectible. It carries a silver OVD, signifying that a TRuEST™ authenticator was not on-site to witness the signing, though its provenance is verified as an authentic piece from k.d. lang’s archive.
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