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Download zines -weekly roundup- March 14th 2010

It’s Sunday already, so time for this week’s zine roundup. For those of you that haven’t seen any of these posts before, every Sunday I make a list of zines (new or old) that where uploaded during the week and put the links on a single post. This way you can easily find new zines to download and print/read. So keep coming back every Sunday for the new list of zines.

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So let’s cut to the chase, the week’s zines to download:

From essential ephemera:

From the Digital Fanzine Preservation Society:

New zines at the The Queer Zine Archive Project:

Various zines I’ve found around the web:

Finally, from the zinelibrary.info:

Did I miss any? Let me know. Did you upload or planning to upload a zine? Let me know. Do you know someone who uploads zines? Let me know…
Come back next week for more! Happy reading!

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Zines to download -weekly roundup- March 7th 2010

Ok boys and gals, here’s a new list of zines to download for the past week. This week two new zine-download blogs were started: essential ephemera and You’re a Disease (70s Punk Fanzines blog) and I’m really excited about it.

Let’s start with the new ones…
From essential ephemera:

From You’re a Disease (70s Punk Fanzines blog):

From the Digital Fanzine Preservation Society:

From Punks is hippies:

I also found:

Once again, shitloads of zines, pamphlets, political publications at the zinelibrary.info:

Finally from this site words and stuff:

Did I miss any? Let me know. Did you upload or planning to upload a zine? Let me know. Do you know someone who uploads zines? Let me know…
Happy reading!

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New zines to download -weekly roundup- February 28th 2010

The weekend is here again, time to roundup all (?) the zines that were uploaded in various websites this week. Download, print or read on screen and when you’re done, send your thoughts to the creator(s). So here we go…

New zines from Punks is hippies:

New zine from the Digital Fanzine Preservation Society:

Here’s a bunch more from various sources:

As usual, there are tons of new zines, pamphlets, political publications at the zinelibrary.info:

Not a zine but here’s the Microcosm Publishing’s 2010 Catalog in PDF.

Did I miss any? Let me know.
Happy reading everybody!

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New zines to download -weekly roundup- February 20th 2010

This is a collection of the zines that were posted online this week. All the credit and thanks goes to the people who scanned and uploaded them, so leave a comment to thank them!

New zines at the Digital Fanzine Preservation Society:

New zines at Punks is hippies:

New zines at the The Queer Zine Archive Project:

New zines at the zinelibrary.info:

As we found out from a post at the Digital Fanzine Preservation Society, Richard Johnson has scanned and uploaded all the issues of his fanzine, Disposable Underground. Follow the link to download them.

Did I miss any zines? Let me know.
Happy reading!

*update*
Here’s another one: PUNK ZINE, released two years ago, focused mainly on the punk scene in Columbus, Ohio.

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The Punk zine history in Greece

Greece does not have a long history on zines, let alone zines on punk music. Although you can find thousands of political and anarchist pamphlets and newspapers, some of them published for more than a decade or two, only a few zines managed to publish more than 3 or 4 issues through their lifetime.During the 80’s when the punk movement first appeared in Greece many fanzines were released. They were mostly created by young punks who needed to express themselves and their severalty over other music fans. Here are some of best known zines of the 80’s:

“Στις σκιές του B-23″ [In the shadows of B-23], first issue was released in 1988 after the merge of the two zines “Σκιές” [Shadows] (a new-wave zine, first issue in 1985) and “B-23″ (a punk/hardcore zine, first issue in 1986). 18 issues were released and also 3 7″ and 2 LP’s which accompanied some of the issues. “Bρωμιά” [Dirtiness] from the small city of Ptolemaida was also a long lived zine, although not an exclusively-punk zine, it had many articles and interviews on bands of that time. The first issue was released in 1985. Likewise, although not an exclusively-punk zine, “Rolling Under” from Thessalonica was another long- lived zine. Other zines of this era are “Πανικός” [Panic], “Decapitated”, first issue in 1988 and it was mostly about hardcore, thrash, noise and experimental music, “Κίτρινος Τύπος” [Yellow Press] which was created by the band Panx Romana and was included on their second LP (released in 1989). A new issue was published along with every release of the band. Also “Παπάρι” [Dick] with at least 8 issues which was later renamed to “Discordia” and finally “Stress” from Livadia with a single issue in 1989.

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