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Reviews of DIY, hardcore punk, political, and personal fanzines and punk-adjacent literature from around the world. If you’re a zinester interested in having your publication reviewed, please contact us for our mailing address.
Zine Review: Untitled #6
I discovered Untitled zine a few months ago at a local ambient/noise show hosted by Amek Collective. The Amek crew is known for their refined and selective taste, not just in the eclectic…
Zine Review: German Compliment #8
You know how in the Watchmen Dr. Manhattan gets his ass to Mars to contemplate humanity and ends up giving on the world because he got dumped? That’s sort of how everything might feel at the…
Zine Review: Immortal Weapon #5
Immortal Weapon is a straight edge hardcore fanzine that debuted in 2023. Though it appears to be digitally produced, the layout and content is a total worship of '90s straight edge zines,…
Zine Review: The Coldest #2
The Baldies were a skinhead crew that surfaced in Minneapolis during the 1980s. They were initially just a bunch of multiracial working-class youths drawn to skinhead culture through the…
Zine Review: Karton #13
Karton is a zine about "alternative music, DIY, and piracy" that started in October 2019 among the members of Krav Boca, a rave/hip-hop/punk band based in Toulouse, but constantly wandering…
Zine Review: Love Letters From the Polish Punk Scene in the 80s
It looks like the interest in the Polish punk scene from the '80s is making a bit of a comeback these days. A big part of this resurgence is thanks to labels like Warsaw Pact Records…