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This online archive includes real gems in the decades long history of DIY publications. Here you’ll find some out of print interviews, articles and other publications we’ve found inspiring and interesting enough to give them a new spin with credits given to their original authors. If you believe we have posted copyrighted material without permission, contact us and we will remove it as soon as possible. We would love to give credits to photographers in all pictures we use on the site. This, however, could be really hard to trace, especially when it comes to old photographs from before the digital era. If you see an uncredited photo and you know who the author is, please get in touch!
A Story of Punk & Resistance: The Battle for Ungdomshuset
In March 2007, the international punk movement lost one of its strongest and oldest institutions: The Ungdomshuset autonomous community space, located in central Copenhagen, Denmark.…
Active Minds: If You Care About One Thing…
In an interview from 1993* that at the time had been scarcely published, Active Minds band members Set and Bobs together with their friend Steve, said a few things which may still strike the…
Mischief Brew: Punk Rock is Like a Circus
Feeling heartbroken after hearing the terrible news that Erik Petersen, the lead singer of Mischief Brew, has passed away at the age of 38, I'm continuing to bring back memories about his…
The Rise of Punk in Argentina
A personal account from a member of the anarchopunk collective Dekadencia Humana. Everything written here comes from searching and personal experience. Not from periodical research from…
Sju Svåra År: Poetic Punx from Sweden
Sju Svåra År was an amazing hardcore punk band from Stockholm, Sweden. The group formed in 2001 and disbanded after playing some shows in 2009. Members of the band have been playing in…
Interview with Twottie of The Exaggerated
This hilarious piece appeared in the second issue of 80s anarcho-punk zine Still Dying from the UK. Yeah, punk zines were funny long before The Hard Times and the internet. Twottie:…