Dork Book # I Went On Tour with Bodyglove and All I Got Was This Zine to Show For It!
A miniature zine documenting a band's tour in a series of black and white photographs.
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Used to refer to bands that play music.
Hell Bound: Issue #8
Music reviews, interviews, news and fun stuff like comics, quizzes and recipes.
Under the Volcano#38
A New York punk zine with music reviews, band interviews, news and more fun stuff
Incoherent Crap #2
Interviews with Dry Leaf, gob, Another Joe. Lots of music reviews.
You Don't Win Friends With Salad
Comics, photos, jokes, political commentary, music reviews and more
Honey Pie Fanzine #2
Fanzine for the band Honey Pie / Honey Sludge, stories about traveling with band and playing music
Rock is the first commercial form of music that contains this self-conscience knowledge of contradiction within it's structure
Appropriated text from multiple authors about punk bands, Americanization of punk, Mental health of band members.
"The subtle magic of countercultural merchandising" Tridad Zolghadr
"loaded: Indie guitar rock, canonism, white masculinities" by Matthew Bannister
"here, there & everywhere: rock music, mass culture & the counter culture" by C Chastagner
"A manifesto of ignorance: destroy all monsters" by Cary Loren
"The subtle magic of countercultural merchandising" Tridad Zolghadr
"loaded: Indie guitar rock, canonism, white masculinities" by Matthew Bannister
"here, there & everywhere: rock music, mass culture & the counter culture" by C Chastagner
"A manifesto of ignorance: destroy all monsters" by Cary Loren
Tales of a Halifax Drummer
"I had been writing in journals about my musical experiences playing drums in many different bands in Halifax for many years and I decided that it was time to share some of my experiences...What follows are taken from diaries and travel journals."
dilettantes & heartless manipulators #65
The anticipation leading up to a gig.
Shoe Shine #3
All about the author's obsession with the band Blur, her critique of Seventeen magazine, and her friends at school.