Zines, pamphlets, art comics, chap books etc

[catalog]

Sound mag from Leeds, they are a sound system special zine, might be of interest to @john eden im sure he's heard of them

Sound Mag

Sound Mag is an independently printed magazine showcasing and promoting reggae, dub and sound system culture.

www.soundmag.club

 

[john eden]

Sound mag from Leeds, they are a sound system special zine, might be of interest to @john eden im sure he's heard of them

Sound Mag

Sound Mag is an independently printed magazine showcasing and promoting reggae, dub and sound system culture.

www.soundmag.club

Yeah I like those a lot. Feels like in the spirit of Woofah.

 

[john eden]

My zine habit has tailed off a bit I think. I’ll see what’s in the pile.

 

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Bloody Hell! #2, Autumn 1990 (Abel Ferrara Cover) - Metrograph

From the publisher:"One of the greatest film critics of his generation, Serge Daney wrote for Cahiers du Cinéma before becoming a journalist for the daily newspaper Libération. The writings collected in this volume reflect Daney's evolving interests, from the auteur approach of the French New...

metrograph.com

 

[john eden]

 

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[catalog]

this is good

Zen Rock - Guru Gong Dub Comic

Wicked graphic illustration comic zine from Zen Rock, exploring the possibility of a link between Hindu & Rastafarian culture, peppered with comic version excursions of classic reggae photos, label graphics and imagery, and full-up to the brim with historical facts about Jamaica, Reggae Music...

rwdfwd.com

sold out now, but i've had a read.

Did not know that "Jah" could be a derivation from "Jai" and that the sacramental use of ganja may have come from Hindus using it in that way

 

[Bang Diddley]

this is good

Zen Rock - Guru Gong Dub Comic

Wicked graphic illustration comic zine from Zen Rock, exploring the possibility of a link between Hindu & Rastafarian culture, peppered with comic version excursions of classic reggae photos, label graphics and imagery, and full-up to the brim with historical facts about Jamaica, Reggae Music...

rwdfwd.com

sold out now, but i've had a read.

Did not know that "Jah" could be a derivation from "Jai" and that the sacramental use of ganja may have come from Hindus using it in that way

see here @catalog

https://kb.osu.edu/handle/1811/28443