published on May 22, 2006 under zine reviews. No Comments
The guys of immi zine once again did a great job. They changed into A4 (unfortunately I am a big fan of A5) and included more articles in greek than on the previous issues (half of it is in greek and half of it in english now) and more personal articles. Part of the zine is still focused on music. You will find interviews with Smalltown, No Respect and Zegota, a mini tour report of 925, a Latvian scene report and a bunch of music, gig and zine reviews. Plus an article on diy ethics, a report straight from the upraised suburbs of paris and many more on social/political issues. Download the first two issues from their website and support their effort.
*update*
http://www.immigrantzine.com/
The site is not active anymore. Download the first two issues from punksishippies. You can also find the third issue there.
Immigrant Zine / P.O Box 8442 / Athens / 10010 / GREECE
immigrant_zine@yahoo.com
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published on May 22, 2006 under zine reviews. No Comments
I don’t know if this is actually the name of the zine. To be honest, I don’t even know whether you’ll consider this a zine. I got it from the zinefest in Manchester and I love it. Five stories in it, 4 of them simply drawn comic stories while the remaining one is regarding the destruction of civilization that happened. Look for it. You can also copy and distribute it to your friends. Little zines like this should go around. verymeta@riseup.net
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published on May 22, 2006 under zine reviews. No Comments
Cancade is a very talented writer. In this zine there is as single story. A fiction story based on the real incident where a little girl became a human torch. Apart from the story, Cancade debates whether writers have the right to take a real story, twist it around and come up with a story that is neither fictional nor real. What if the boundaries between fiction and reality are not clear? Because usually they are not. If you have any thoughts on this, I’m sure she will be glad to hear from you. This zine also has beautiful layout, so simple yet so nice. And the drawings are lovely as well.
http://www.geocities.com/giantesszine
Candace Margret / Po box 2277 Ringwood North / Vic, 3134 / Australia.
littlegreenx@hotmail.com
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published on May 22, 2006 under zine reviews. No Comments
In this issue, Kitty Chronic offers a retrospective of 2005 through a social and personal standpoint. She debates whether enemies of freedom such as fascists deserve to have freedom of speech but doesn’t manage to find an answer, finds the courage to talk about her eating disorder and makes a list of her favourite things. She writes about what punk means to her and other random stuff. It’s all handwritten, which makes it more personal also sometimes a pain to read. Write to her. She will be more than happy to get your thoughts. She also has a band, check them out! http://uk.geocities.com/kittychronic/
http://www.myspace.com/kitty_chronic
Kitty Chronic / P.O. Box 48461 / London / SE15 2XY
kittychronic@yahoo.co.uk
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published on May 22, 2006 under trades. No Comments
I have made some patches like the one you see in the picture below and I am interested in trading them. I doesn’t really matter what you have to offer. A zine, a button, another patch, a mix-cd or a nice letter. What is important is the communication, not the trade by itself. Anyone who is interested can send me an e-mail. More patches will be created and maybe more stuff will be created and traded but for now this is it.
Every patch is 100% hand made so they are not exactly the same quality. I’m not gonna send a patch that didn’t turn out good but keep in mind that some may be a bit worse or a bit better than the one in the picture.
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The guys of immi zine once again did a great job. They changed into A4 (unfortunately I am a big fan of A5) and included more articles in greek than on the previous issues (half of it is in greek and half of it in english now) and more personal articles. Part of the zine is still focused on music. You will find interviews with Smalltown, No Respect and Zegota, a mini tour report of 925, a Latvian scene report and a bunch of music, gig and zine reviews. Plus an article on diy ethics, a report straight from the upraised suburbs of paris and many more on social/political issues. Download the first two issues from their website and support their effort.