San Francisco: Komotion International Collective, 1990. 4to, 42 pages [incl. covers], saddle-stapled wraps. Fourth issue of the zine issued by the recording cooperative, this issue including great cover collages by Winston Smith and an interview with George Clinton. Very good with some light creasing to wraps. More
Houston, TX: Vivid, 1982. 4to, each issue xeroxed in b/w from news clippings and stab-stapled. Two issues of this mysterious and brilliant art zine out of Houston, Texas, gorgeously designed, with both issues consisting only of news clippings from a variety of media. More
Australia: Lemon, nd. 4to, 24 pp, offset printed and saddle-stapled in glossy two color wraps. Great issue of the Australian fanzine, with interviews and articles on Killjoys, Macho Clowns, These Future Kings, Rowland Howard, Hard Ons, Peyote, Vanilla Chainsaws, Bam Balams, and reviews. Near fine with some light creasing. More
Cranston, NJ: The Breaking Point, 1988. 4to, offset printed. Saddle-stapled wraps. Third issue of this late 1980's woman-edited indie fanzine out New Jersey. This issue includes interviews with O Positive, The Pressure Boys, EVan Bradford, White China, The Splatcats, and, last but definitely not least, a great interview with Lou... More
San Francisco: G. Sutton Breiding, 1982. First edition. 4to, xeroxed in b/w and saddle-stapled in card covers. This issue of Horror Mag is notable for printing for the first time Thomas Ligotti's key essay The Consolations of Horror, later reprinted in the Thomas Ligotti reader and Nightmare Factory. Also, contributions... More
Bowie, MD: XXX Thrillseeker, 1983. 4to, 64 pp, offset printed and side-stapled into two color, photographically illustrated covers. Second issue of this dense, indepth DC punk fanzine, with numerous interviews of local and visiting acts, reviews both of shows and records, and much local information that make it an essential... More
Portland, Ore. and Salt Lake City: Division Leap and Hierophant, 2015. Second printing. 8vo, 436 pp, trade paperback. Second printing, One of 250 copies. New from the publisher. Division Leap, Hierophant and Greg Bennick are glad to announce the joint publication The Fifth Goal, which collects all 8 issues of... More
![Communication Blur No. 2 [with] Flexidisc. Alan McGee, ed., Creation Records.](/pictures/thumb/25851.jpg?v=1519678833)
np: Alan McGee, 1983. 4to, offset printed in several colors and stab-stapled into an illustrated cover sheet. With ons-sided 7" flexidisc tipped inside front cover, as issued, featuring two tracks by the television personalities. Legendary and rare fanzine of Alan McGee, which he created during his work at the Living... More
Victoria, Australia: From the Vault, 1986. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. With Pink Fink flexidisc. Debut issue of the record collector fanzine, with articles on Radio Birdman, 60's Oz Punk, Barry Stanton etc. Back cover foxed, else very good. Flexidisc clean and NM. More
Victoria, Australia: From the Vault, 1987. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. With 7" flexidisc by the Hitmen. Second issue of the record collector fanzine, with articles on 60's Oz punk, Lobby Loyde, The Hitmen, etc. Fine. Flexidisc clean and NM. More
New York: Catherine and Nicholas, nd. 4to, xeroxed in black and white and stab-stapled. With 7" flexi (by Safari!) tipped in and burnt with a couple of cigarette holes, as issued. Rare debut issue of the punk fanzine edited by Thurston Moore from 84 Eldridge St. Interviews with the Beastie... 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
![La poire d'angoisse 33 [LPDA]. Didier Moulinier, ed.](/pictures/thumb/26239.jpg?v=1528796375)
Paris: Didier Moulinier, 1985. 16mo, [24] pp. [including covers], saddle-stapled wraps. With title and additional note handwritten in marker to cover. Relatively issue of Moulinier's longrunning zine, this time around with contributions from Scott Helmes, Vittore Baroni, Luc Marelli, K. Petchanatz, J. P. Bobillot et al. Near fine with some light... More
Newtown, NSW: Distant Violins, 1984. 4to, xeroxed in b/w and stab-stapled into an offset printed color cover. Great early issue of the legendary Aussie fanzine, and this one is fantastic - Huxton Creepers, The Chills, Depression, and Young Marble Giants along with the usual erudite banter. Old price sticker to... 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
Orland Park, IL: Non-Stop Banter, 1985. 4to, offset printed, saddle-stapled wraps. Issue 4 of the punk fanzine edited by Debbie Novak. Great issue, with interviews with Naked Raygun, Beat Rodeo, Replacements, Black Flag etc. Very good with light toning to extremities. More
Orland Park, IL: Non-Stop Banter, 1986. 4to, offset printed, saddle-stapled wraps. Issue 5 of the punk fanzine edited by Debbie Novak. Salem 66 cover and interview, and interviews within with Agitpop, article on Nikki Sudden and Dave Kusworth, Zeitgeist, reviews, etc. Very good with toning to the cover and first few pages. More
Akron, Ohio: Own the Whole World, 1984. 8vo, 20 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. With one page OTWW supplement laid in, as issued. Mid-1980's issue of the longrunning punk fanzine and art zine out of Akron. A great issue, notable for an interview with The Necros by Byron Coley, great page and... More
Van Nuys, CA: Night Voices, 1980. 4to. Offset printed in b/w, side-stapled. Third 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 a great manifesto... More
![The Future of Noise [In the Shatterlight #8]. Luigi Russolo.](/pictures/thumb/26075.jpg?v=1518705611)
San Francisco: Netherlands Studios, 1983. to, [16] pp. incl. covers, offset printed in b/w and saddle-stapled. Eighth, and, according to a brief editorial note, last issue of the zine - a fantastic issue devoted to a manifesto entitled The Future of Noise, including translations into English from Luigi Russolo's manifesto... More
UK: Things in General, [1979]. Paperback. 4to. 18 pp. [including covers]. Side-stapled in wraps printed in black and green. The second issue of this excellent postpunk zine named after a Prefects tune. Features interviews with The Passions, Echo & The Bunnymen, and long and good interview with Swell Maps. Last... More
![Sonic Death Nos. 1-7 [Complete, With Membership Card]. Sonic Youth.](/pictures/thumb/26041.jpg?v=1516394013)
Hoboken, NJ: Sonic Death, c. 1991-96. First edition. Paperback. 4to, offset printed on newsprint. Saddle-stapled wraps. The first issue folded to fit into the original 7" mailer sent from SY headquarters, with an official Sonic Youth fan club card, hand-numbered no. 59 (probably indicating that the recipient was one of... More
London: The Legend, c. early 1980's. 4to, unbound, folded sheets. Offset printed in black and white. Third issue of the "legendary" fanzine put out by The Legend, aka Everett True. A scarce issue, A Witness, Membranes, Ramones, Bogshed, Pastels, Toxic Shock, etc. Some moderate staining and a couple of closed... More