MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL
This is the 37th edition of this zine cataloging the punk house Anarchtica in Chattanooga, TN. There is a collection of the posters of the shows held there, interspersed with stories banged out on a typewriter about the trials, tales and tribulations that transpired at what is one of the centers of the Chattanooga punk […]
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This is an all-photo zine on good quality paper (well worth the price) of collected images of the backsides of Battle Jackets from the streets and shows of Miami to the Gainesville Fest. The cutoff tapestry of patches, sharpie, stitched and sewn artwork presents 48 different portraits without a showing a single face. Each tale […]
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“Nxoeed” is visual artist James B. Hunt who is based in Phoenix, Arizona. His work includes creatures that look like something out of some wild alien B-movie. This zine includes posters, flyers, band logos and journal entries from a year in the life of Nxoeed. It even includes several pages of art you’re encouraged to […]
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Old school perspective on current school problems. The intro lays it out that we’re living in messed up times, but music/art (punk/photography here) may be a way to deal. Some “lucky to see them before COVID” live show reviews and photos from late 2019 and early 2020 with Toys That Kill, Gorilla Biscuits, The Longshot, […]
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This is the second issue of Fuzz documenting the underground music/art/culture of Cleveland. The cut and paste layout along with illustrations and interviews is collaged with black and white photos of unpropitious live bands in sweaty dive bars. It’s a reminder that after the corporate gentrification of the prior cultural city centers of the likes of NYC, […]
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Fluke fanzine has been publishing for close to 30 years, though in fits and spurts, with the last five years or so being particularly active. Fluke has a knack for finding interesting and often outsider artists to interview and this issue is no different. Susan A. Phillips is a professor at Pitzer College and provides her insights on […]
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