County Durham: This Almighty Pop, 1990. First edition. 8vo. Folded, unbound sheets printed in blue on white paper stock. The fourth number of the legendary indie zine. Features material on The Lightning Seeds, Friends, Shack, The Sugargliders, Trash Can Sinatras, Honeybunch, The Posies, Patrick Skelly, Matt Allison, Greehouse, The Lavender..... More
Hamburg: Mottenpost, c. 1986. 4to, 64 pp, offset printed in color. Text mostly in German. Unnumbered issue of the post-punk fanzine out of Hamburg, beautifully designed and printed. Highlights include a early interview with KUKL, including many photographs of the band in performance with Björk. Also, interviews or pieces on..... More
New York: Murgburg, nd [c. 1984]. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. Original xerox from typescript and photographs. First issue of this obscure New york Fanzine probably issued in the early 1980's. Includes a regional report, including news about downtown galleries and clubs, including Save the Robots, Sin Club, Limbo Lounge, and the..... More
Liverpool: Museum of Modern Alienation, nd. 4to, xeroxed and side-stapled. Sixth issue of the post-situ periodical, with articles on the Art Strike, anti-intellectual tendencies in the UK, plagiarism, anti-copyright material etc. Very good with some minor toning. More
Newtown, NSW: Distant Violins, 1988. 4to, 8 pp, unbound folded sheets. Great issue of the legendary Aussie fanzine, this time around with a Straightjacket Fits interview, Betty & Veronica comic, reviews and news, Disband review on back cover, etc. Fine. More
Newtown, NSW: Distant Violins, 1991. 4to, 12 pp, stab-stapled. Great issue (perhaps the last?) of the legendary Aussie fanzine. Single horizontal fold line, else near fine. More
[San Francisco]: [Riot Gear], [c. 1991]. 2 1/4 x 4 1/4" sticker, printed in black on orange sticker-backed paper, with backing still intact. A promotional sticker created to advertise the third issue of the zine which had formerly been called Three Dollar Bill. The third issue was named Riot Gear..... More
np: Appearances Press, 1981. First edition. 8vo, [16] pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Early, scarce ad great zine by the artist, published by Appearances Press - which also published early works by Keith Haring, Betty Tompkins, and other downtown artists. Some very faint toning, else fine. More
Chester, UK: Haunted Library, 1996. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps illustrated by Pat Walsh, with additional illustrations within by Dallas Goffin. This issue of the longrunning zine devoted to the ongoing milieu of the Jamesian tale. This issue includes material on Fritz Leiber, relating to his story The Button Molder, as well..... More
Chester, UK: Haunted Library, 1986. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps illustrated by Allan Koszowski. This issue of the longrunning zine devoted to the ongoing milieu of the Jamesian tale. This issue includes work by Ron Weighell, 'B', Tina Rath, and David Rowlands, an article on Cecil Binney by Richard Dalby, and illustrations..... More
Van Nuys, CA: Night Voices, 1981. 4to. Offset printed in b/w, saddle-stapled. Fifth issue of the legendary goth / punk / deathrock fanzine, that would have a critical influence on the look of some of the darker strands of post-punk on the west coast. This issue includes an article on..... More
Leiden, Holland: Pin, 1980. 4to, 20 pp [incl. covers], offset printed and side-stapled with a spot color cover. Text in English. Second number in English of this great Dutch post punk fanzine, which by this issue had already published its 14th issue in Dutch. Penetration on the cover, also material..... More
London: X N Trix Productions, 1986. Folio, offset printed in two colors on coated paper stock. Final issue of one of the greatest anarcho-punk fanzines, each page illustrated with remarkable photomontages attacking the excess of consumer culture and control in the 1980's. Folded once, with an old sticker ghost to..... More
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San Francisco: Processed World, 1981-1994. Nos. 1-13 each an 8vo in saddle-stapled card wraps. Subsequent issues each a saddle-stapled 4to, save for Nos 26-32, which are perfect bound. All print issues of the paradigmatic zine of 80's officeplace dissatisfaction. Processed World arose out of the ashes of the Union of..... More
Akron, Ohio: Slam Magazine, 1982. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. twelfth issue of one of the longest-running of all midwest hardcore zines. This issue includes an interview with Sin 34, lots of art and comics, and lyrics from M.D.C., etc. Very good with some light rubbing to spine. More
Philadelphia: Terminal Productions, c. 1982. Tabloid format, offset printed on newsprint. This issue of the longrunning and influential Philly punk fanzine is chock full of a wide variety of material, including home taping, Lee Ellingson's Mad Marc the Show Warrior comic strip, Bruce McClelland's Ears of the Overworld column, interviews..... More
Philadelphia: Terminal Productions, c. 1982. Tabloid format, offset printed on newsprint. Great issue of the longrunning and influential Philly punk fanzine,including Bruce McClelland's Ears of the Overworld column, Newsprint lightly toned, as usual, else a clean, unfolded, near fine copy and scarce thus. More
Houston, TX: Sicko, 1987. 4to, 22 pp, xeroxed in b/w and saddle-stapled. Scarce first issue of the punk fanzine out of Houston, Texas, a great issue with a Blixa Bargeld interview, also interviews with or material on Culturcide, Pain Teens, N.D.C., Ms. Carriage & the Casual Tease, etc. Very good..... More
Allston, MA: Strange Fire, 1995. 8vo, each issue saddle-stapled in wraps. Subtitle varies, beginning with "A Journal of the Unorthodox" in no. 1, to "A Journal of Creative Occultism & Ideas" for no. 2, before settling on "A Journal of Unorthodox Spirituality." Wtih a brief note from the editor to..... More
[Worcester Park?]: Surrey Vomet, [1978]. Foolscap format, [8 1/2 x 13"], 11 leaves xeroxed from cut-up collage and typescript on rectos only, and stapled once at the upper left hand corner. Second issue (of three published) of this Southend UK punk fanzine. Though it did print some music coverage, including..... More
Berkeley: The Monthly Independent Tribune Times Journal Post Gazette News Chronicle Bulletin, 1984. 12mo. 8 pp. Saddle-stapled wraps. Single issue of this unusual early Berkeley zine of art and writing, featuring the tagline "the magazine to which no superlatives apply. Contributions by Denver Tucson, including comics, reviews of various kinds..... More
London: Come Organisation, 1982. 8vo, unpaginated, original zerox, saddle-stapled wraps (with single copper staple). Single issue of the zine produced by Whitehouse, this issue featuring a text on noise music entitled "Network of Noise", beginning with Luigi Russolo and the Futurist manifesto "The Art of Noise", and tracing it through..... More