This is the last of the B-Side for the moment. I have a few scraps of other stuff to put up …
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This is the last of the B-Side for the moment. I have a few scraps of other stuff to put up …
Read MoreAnd a four-page cartoon in the middle.
Read MoreMore procrastination on other things!
Read MoreI basically commend all of this coverage.
Read MoreRemember when you could get this sort of goodness for a dollar?
Read MoreB-Side was the Australian indie rock fanzine of the time. Just slabs of text about good bands and records. I straight-up lifted its format for Party Fears.
Read MoreAnd that about wraps it up for Vortex!
Read MoreI’m on a roll here, or I’m procrastinating like hell on other things.
Read MoreI said previously I’d have the rest of Vortex up by the end of 2020, no worries. This proved incorrect.
Read MoreYes, I finally got Vortex #3 cleaned up and online.
Read MoreFrom the bowels of time, Vortex, Perth, December 1986.
Read MoreFrom the bowels of time, we bring you Vortex magazine, Perth 1986-1987.
Read MoreApropos to sociological conditions in the early 1990s, here’s Nirvana just after Nevermind hit big.
Read MoreRyan Richardson has put up lots of old archival material before, and his latest is Circulation Zero, on which he plans to make available the complete runs (or, at worst, the complete interesting runs) of ancient punk rock history.
Read MoreOf course, the first zines were science fiction zines, and they sprung up in the 1930s just about as soon as mimeographs were physically
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