punks of colour are still here. see shotgun seamstress, a zine about blacks in punk:
this zine was directly inspired by evolution of a race riot and race riot #2 (now available as a reprint from stranger danger distro)
these two comp zines made me start to write about my own issues of gender, race and all that shit. i urge you to buy a copy and read it cover to cover. it will change your life.
in-between making piles of tissues, i put together some old songs that i had intended to release in some sort of format but have sat around on my hard drive, forever alone. since i’m not going to put it out on floppy disk (!!?!), here we have the modern alternative of bandcamp. stream to your hearts content, or own digital copies. yes.
lately, mixing our new record at loop studios.
sorry for lack of posts, i got librarian conference fever, then i really did get sick, and haven’t been well the past week. more later.
he who has no name guards the zine fort
window to the world
some of these happen to be my favourite zines ever
zines from way back (94, 95?). including the first ever issue of geek girl, and the infamous rollerderby by lisa carver
workstations and free zines!
i will be spending most of my days off work this month at PICA. perth zine collective are doing a month long residency, so there needs to be someone every day they’re open to populate the reading room. i’ve been my most zine productive there, simply because all the tools of the trade are present and i like to keep busy in-between. working on yet another zine!
perth zine collective residency
PICA (northbridge, cultural centre, facing state library)<
in the reading room (from entrance, turn left, towards the toilets)
open tues – sun, 11am – 6pm
