MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL
Maximum Rocknroll is heartbroken/excited to announce that we are donating our archives — paper files, photos, notes, zines, books, ephemera, and yes, the greatest punk record collection the world has…
…banned from New Zealand television but gained notoriety that stretched into the US through various zines and compilation albums. Forty years later, one of the founding members pulled their master…
…in the bands MUTUAL JERK, BLAMMO, LOVERMAN, and RIBOFLAVIN. He also likes to make zines, bake bread, talk about movies, and collect records. I’ve gone into 2024 with high expectations….
…of the queer explosion before my eyes. This book compiled by the band contains seven zines self-produced during their tenure, alongside flyers, letters, photos, and other ephemera. BLACK EYES –…
And here is the final round of Maximum Rocknroll Year End Top Tens! Be sure to read all the way though for the surprise at the end. Parts, one, two,…
…and FOGUEO. He is part of the DIY label Discos Corrosivos, likes editing and making zines like Futurodificil, and he is also a shitworker. I’m ending 2023 with my country…
…gets the hardcover collection treatment one day like all genius zines eventually should. ERIKA ELIZABETH Erika Elizabeth plays bass in the band COLLATE, puts out records via Domestic Departure, and…
…in the day when you didn’t have any info other than what was found on the records or in zines. The only thing I could find was that VENOSA comes…
…machines. They probably recorded twenty more albums, finished 53 paintings, six zines, and went on tour four times while this LP was in the queue to be pressed (and probably…
…this year? But what kept me engaged with underground expression this year I found in zines and newsletters. I think having something to look forward to was immensely positive for…
…garnering a few favorable reviews in national zines, EVIL I finally gets their due with this raging slab of wax. Holy hell, this fucker smokes! As the band tears apart…
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…a crazy summer. I love POP SMOKE. Rest In Peace. Please send me tapes, records, zines and links :) PO Box 1959, NY, NY 10013 vegetablesgreen@gmail.com tattoopunkfanzine.com Alex SN Hi!…
…up. It’s amazing. Right before Crow Baby went on hiatus, Caitlin, our other bestie, Lindsey and I started Thick Thigh Collective. So we were making zines, and we did some…
This demo recording from 1982 is Anarkist Attack-era ANTI CIMEX, and it sounds great. It was originally sent out to zines and friends and hasn’t been available on CD before…
…reunion lineups from 1995—2016, and up to some bootlegs from the current (2016-present) re-Danzigged lineup. It has chapters on official releases, bootlegs, side project discographies, videos, merchandise, compilations, zines, tributes,…
…to a moment when bands/kids that came out of that VEGAN REICH hardline goofus reality were making anti-choice “pro-life” records and zines and I think it’s important to acknowledge that….
…to seize the zines before distribution! Needless to say, it’s ten beautiful typewritten and collaged pages covering DDR and Polish punk. The other booklet is focused more on the original…
…get General Speech and More Noize zines and get educated and laugh on my ignorance. Anyway, this release is the first vinyl edition of the demo tape of the band…
…to come to Boston, Nate Thompson for handing me the FLACCID 2012 demo, every Boiler Room key holder, and everyone I ever traded letters or zines with. Contact paolojbt@gmail.com to…
…The Burning Churches EP (Toxic State, 2010) I read about this band in zines, and heard about this band from punks. I was going cuckoo when I found out that…
Imagine if Beavis and Butt-Head had eventually, um, Grown Up Fucked Up, somehow learned to read via overtly sexist garage rock zines, and got into the GERMS and the JABBERS…
…their signature style and songwriting through it all. I’m excited to see where these guys go next. COLIN ATROPHY’S FAVORITE ZINES OF 2019 Disgraced former columnist (Eat, Pray, Shlub 2015-2015)…
…self-published zines to no acclaim. He can be found online @cheaprewards I find some comfort in this world by indulging in the brilliant artwork put forth by like-minded loners, miscreants,…
…just bands, venues, zines, but also record shops, radio shows, sub-scenes, specific shows and attendees recollections of that night. The book even looks a bit into issues such as animal…
…heard of the supposedly legendary US cities that some of those bands originated from. So, I kept to reading the locally based zines that were floating around in the city…
…people’s frustration with MRR having some kind of monopoly on opinion spawned several other zines such as Hit List and Punk Planet which were supposed to offer some sort of…
…to see the decline of print publications. I used to get a fair number of zines in the mail but that’s pretty much dried up to nothing. And more publications…
…mild Clinton era, into the emerging world of everlasting war. Punk is best understood through zines. They brought a real cohesion to the worldwide community. I read about kids hanging…
…and whatever mass-distributed zines (including MRR) I could find at strip mall newsstands. It’s a sentiment that I heard echoed repeatedly by others as they processed the big announcement from…
…section with the latest records, books, demos, zines, and punk movies, PLUS: Cruising through the brittle reality of life in a broken colony with TERRY; Portland, Oregon noise merchants LEBENDEN…
…kid and jobs meant I drifted away from active involvement in the scene. My fanzine editing tastes turned from dumb punk zines to dumb video game zines (and now skate…
…SHITWORKER OPPORTUNITIES Reviews: We review records, CDs, demos, zines, books, and movies. If you are interested in becoming a reviewer, send us an email introducing yourself and we’ll send you…
…zine, and a rundown of some of the Philippines’ most interesting DIY zines and resources. On top of that we have interviews with bands including NYC’s MATERIAL SUPPORT and NAMATAY…
…Jobs and DIY Helpful Hints zines. Pioneers of Punk: Ohio 1977. Out of print. MRR #162/Nov ’96 — 176 pgs Candy Snatchers, The Phantom Surfers, The Stain, Panic, The Hysterics,…
…on the Western Front. Right from the beginning, MRR wanted to have its hands in everything DIY punk: zines, records, radio, show spaces, politics, and more. That locals-only double LP…
…the world, but MRR also reviews a large number of zines, books, films, and videos every month. The meat of the mag lies in tons of submission-based band interviews, where…
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SPECIAL ISSUE ALERT: Maximum Rocknroll #396 is here, the May 2016 issue, the zines special edition! We’ve got over a dozen features on zines from all over planet Earth, each…
…one of the first zines that made you realize that punk was happening on a global level. Very few magazines do that, even today, and that’s pretty amazing. We were…
…his zines (America?, Drinking Sweat in the Ash Age) and his bands (Moonraker, True Feedback Story, Reactionary 3), he put out records and zines on his own label (Obscurist Press),…
…Oakland-based feminist, anarchist, badass-ist duo RAGANA. And, as always, your essential guide to new punk records, demos, books, and zines, and all of your favorite columnists. You can now download…
…your photos of bands wound up? Zines, a bunch of different websites, t-shirts, some album covers, all over. Zibby from MEA CULPA video, New Orleans 2015 Tell us about your…
…so many zines, badges and homemade or short-run tapes like Fuck Off Tapes / Weird Tapes, etc. None of them were punk, though, more the weird, experimental stuff, but I…
…little Xeroxed zines full of rants and reviews. When you toured you slept on people’s floors, in fleabag motels, and in your van. You met all kinds of interesting characters…
…quantum futurism/anthropology of conscience/scorpion gospel/Lima dream music/slaveship punk/soultronic beats/afrofuturist funk/death poems. What’s in the future for this band? Overseas tours and new zines, making more split tapes with other bands….
…hard rock birth. MRR: For a modern-day zine, Distort has been pretty prolific and regular. In the current “blogosphere” climate do you think that a lot of quality zines…
…zines were great too, and it felt more familiar, fan-made. MRR: Recently I was speaking with a friend about how the UK had relatively better music education and accessible instruments…
…running and what you talk about it in it? Brontez: I like zines and I really like punk zines and I wanted to have one. People think I’m crazy, but…
…musician, a writer and publisher of zines. She has been trying to reshape culture since the early ’80s, in many different mediums. JDs, her zine created with Bruce La Bruce…
…grease the interview pretty well, so why not… Some people may not be up on DA/DM and Distort and other zines in which you’ve extrapolated on the origins of the…
…association, then fine. Friends will always mean way more to me than stupid labels and the opinion of punk rock zines. That’s not an agenda. MRR: Danni/Hajji has a…
…done record art for Absolut and a handful of other Toronto punk bands over the last decade. I also make zines, but spend most of my time making pretentious contemporary…
…involved in arts activities. It was great during black history month, I got them to make black history zines and they all wanted a copy of this photo of Malcolm…
…EP, and Res’ tape). I’ve also released a couple of small zines with illustrations (Parets de Paper, Forats) and screen prints, and I made the covers for the Spanish edition…
…comics in Poland and did guest appearances in Polish zines. Who are some of your influences as far as art and comics? Kirby and Crumb, Polish artists like Janusz Christa…
…Wife. There’re a couple of zines of my drawings called A Bitter Pill and Shadow People. What are some of your artistic influences? Dirty Plotte and Love & Rockets are…
…from Northampton, Mass. What are your main publishing projects? I’ve self-published over 25 different zines. Album art and T-shirts for Hoax (first 7″ insert and poster in last LP), Natural…
…from Providence, Rhode Island. What are your main publishing projects? I’ve mostly put out my own zines, but have also made some shirts and prints of my own work as…
…comic books and zines. What are some of your artistic influences? I love expressionistic cartoonists like Maré Odomo, Cathy G. Johnson and Sam Alden. Musical influences? Post-punk, the Smiths, Kanye,…
…What are your main publishing projects? My two zines that have been going for about three years, Fix My Head (punk, politix, QPOC, interview/theme-based), The Swan The Vulture (personal zine…
…Do you have any zines in the works now? What zines have you done thus far? What about books? I have a new issue of Human Being Lawnmower in the…
…from SÁ£o Paulo, Brazil. What are your main publishing projects? I contributed with comics and illustrations to the following zines: GibiGibi #1 and #2 (Brazil) Prego #6 (Brazil) Lodaçal comix…
…I also run a label/press called Nothing Left to Learn. I do zines by punks whether or not the zines themselves have anything to do with punk. I’ve been the…
…I play in. I still like to put out my own Xeroxed zines, but I haven’t had so much time to do it these last few months… Oh and there’s…
…from Helsinki, Finland. What are your main publishing projects? From 2001-2003 my first zines were Vainajan Velat (Liabilities of the Dead) issues 1-3, and Vierailuni Italialaisessa Kodissa (My First Visit…
…aka Dusty Cadena, from Minneapolis. What are your main publishing projects? I have made countless zines, small runs usually. I make them to hand out when my bands are on…
…punk projects are you involved with? I play bass in Evil Idols and Vida Ruim and put out my own comics and zines on my own label called Bera Mosca….
…morning cartoons, weird movies with bad life. He self-publishes in magazines and zines such as Vomitorama and GFNTV, and publishes in Prego, Godzilla, PORK, and Brazilian Mad Magazine, besides posters,…
…zines of 2014. As always, we asked some of our friends to contribute lists too—see what Ralph from Not Normal Records and Tapes, Paco from La Vida Es Un Mus,…
…of that, there was a huge variety of zines. Some, like MRR and Flipside, tried to cover the whole spectrum of punk-related activities, while others specialized in certain aspects of…
…Don’t wait for a label to pick you up — do it yourself, punks!! How can we best stay up to date on Hardcore Victim? Read MRR and zines and…
…setting up shows, helping/creating spaces, events, bands, zines and building a life that by all odds should have landed me dead or in jail (I wasn’t set up to succeed…
…zines I have set up “rules,” I now don’t care if an interview is three questions long or 30, as long as it has at least some content. I promised…
…did your writing mix with music such as doing zines? What zine are you currently working on? I wrote lyrics in my early teens, notably a conceptual protest opus about…
…an answer? Zines? I don’t even know what’s out there anymore. I like Asswipe, Cometbus, Spare Change and Absolutely Zippo, but honestly I’ve read Harper’s and journals more than zines…
…many other punks from all your favorite bands and zines. It doesn’t stop there! This issue also features the WIPERS, COLERA, AMEBIX, NIHILISTICS, UGLY AMERICANS, SECOND WIND, and a devastatingly…
…and buy occasional ads in zines and fest programs. What do you mean by “Floridas Dying”? Whenever I go anywhere on tour people are always shocked to find out that…
Bill Cashman is an all around great guy (like, give you his last dollar and make you smile kind of guy) who also painstakingly creates very dense and elaborate zines…
…if some of the politics might have been naive, at least there was a awareness and a concern. There were always flyers, zines, and bands talking bout every social and…
…Happy 20th Anniversary, Black Fork!! Intro: THE PARTICLES – Remington Rand Sleeping on top of letters and zines SIZE – Tonight ANIMALS & MEN – Don’t Misbehave in the New…
…do you do besides Alta Intensidaz Tapes? Zines? Flyers? I’m trying to take part making a better world involved in anarchist activities, and sometimes I try building a hell for…
We have a particularly awesome Monday Photo Blog for you this week.Pat Blashill, who some of you may remember seeing his work in the classic zines, and on records from…
…their own works (comics, records, zines, etc) as an extra thank you!!! You guys are the best! Where has your art been printed? Ummm… VCU’s Ink magazine and Mountza (a…
…zines so we can spread the word of all our zines. Do you talk to international punks? Of course. We just sent out a bunch of zines to Australia for…
…I was receiving at least one or two new zines a week, so I’ll let you do the math. Didn’t care about quality or subject (music, politics, comics, personal zines),…
…up! It’s wild! But I’ve been doing punk zines since I was 12, and my wife and partner in PORK, Katie, has been doing zines for almost as long. We’re…
…do that). His zines, label, and devotion to punk have an idealist quality that is refreshing and inspiring. His attitude about releasing punk and supporting punk is super legit. Here…
…the same way I felt when I first got excited about playing in bands and making zines — and I actively tried to help people do it. I am not…
…2008. What is it? It’s a punk fanzine. Or it was a punk fanzine. I did twelve zines under the name More Noize. The last was number 13 — number…
…HC movements all around the world, and this structure of independent bands, labels, venues, zines. It’s like discovering a different world behind the daily bullshit from your school or TV….
…I try to carry some zines in there too. Seven Inches to Freedom zine is one I also always carry, and must be given a look by all. Good boy….
…ladies from LAS OTRAS discuss punk politics and their local Barcelona scene. We talk with the folks at Toinen Vaihtoehto, one of the longest running punk zines in the world,…
…though! What other zines have been most influential for you? Warning. Crust War. Deprogram. Evil Minded. Dirge. Smegma. More Noise. A.T.D. Ratcharge. Not Very Nice. Radiation Sickness. R’lyeah Rising. Damaging…
…Submission does not guarantee publication. In order to improve the chances of your submission being printed, please read our FAQ. ZINES, BOOKS, MOVIES In addition to records, we also review…
…I can’t just prostitute my art out there. All the album covers and zines I ever worked with were on my terms. I could never do work for something I…
…and Dia de Los Muertos art to handmade candies, zines, buttons and t-shirts to just weird and curio-type items. We also have a really cool plant/succulent selection, with the plants…
…fellow vegan readers to get in touch with you and host you or to get their hands on your zine? Get the zines and cookbooks by checking/ordering from your local…
…sold a lot of BLUE CROSS I Am Death tapes during the rest of that tour. We were even featured in metal zines consequently. I’m not sure how many copies…
…punk and hardcore scene through a regular published print fanzine, a totally new thing for punk fanzines back then.” (Some zines came out only locally, once a year or so…
…flyers, etc.), gig posters, zines, personal correspondence, alternative radio, and through people travelling from other cities. At that time, you could spot a punk a mile away, and we all…
…was the fact that both zines were a great source for making connections with people and bands. Flipside had an extensive classified section. MRR didn’t add classifieds until later on,…
…Tokyo within the year. Did you do zines prior to internet blogging? I printed a few zines when I was younger but realized quickly that nobody reads anymore. The internet…
…open to us all lent itself to protective measures. I always found this difficult to swallow but also completely necessary. Other long-running zines you like reading… Burn Collector. Negative Party….
…latest issue as well — buy it now! The package I opened came with three thick photo zines and a one-page foldout! Not sure if that is what you get…
…a unique and abstract sound. At the time, I lived in Redwood City, was in a crappy punk band, made zines and bounght Earache records at Tower. I met Thomas…
…it sending us new zines for our zine library, cash donations, legal advice, connections to anybody who could help us, or just in general kind words of moral support and…
…and race.” Compiling both non-academic and academic writings—i.e., primary material culled from zines and records, and secondary material culled from books and journals on scholarly presses—White Riot attempts to gather…
THIS EPISODE: New Issue Day! We take a break in the midst of packing up the zines to give you some punk hits! Intro song: WHITE TEARS – Tears of…
The Encyclopedia of Doris Cindy Crabb Doris Press The long awaited Encyclopedia of Doris is here, and it is the so-very-special collection of all of Cindy Crabb’s zines that have…
…TucumÁ¡n. Chapter 4 is about the creation and distribution of fanzines in TucumÁ¡n and other cities in Argentina. Along with the punk movement, the concept of creating zines in Argentina…
…rock and seeing zines. There weren’t a lot of zines coming out of South Florida, but finding a Maximum Rocknroll actually was a pretty big deal, and we found it…
This tape is #4 in a series from Bad News Cassette Zines. Some of the eleven underground acts featured are: the PARASITES, DREAM SMASHES, and BLOWFISH. An interesting mixed bag,…
The cassette itself is only a small part of this package, which includes zines, literature, lyrics, pamphlets, addresses, etc., all relating to the horrors of animal slaughter. Even on the…
…some pet rock or “mind rot.” The whole thing was recorded by Aaron and Jesse, those two youngsters who put out Tedium fanzine, and all other teeny zines that you…
…ideas behind the music, the dress, the zines that are important, not the leather-clad bands and haircuts. If we reach that point, then the battle is lost, and we will…
