Content Description Collection of approximately 113 Flyers from the mid-1980s punk scene primarily in the California Bay Area, although a few southern California venues are represented. Assembled by a single individual. Prominent among the flyers are many documenting appearances by the Sea Hags and Agent Orange. Included are a photograph of the Sea Hags by Mike Haggard with an inscription from Ron Yocum dated 1988, a press photo of Agent Orange from Enigma Records,, and a a blue velvet patch with "SEA HAGS"...

Content Description 73 flyers documenting performances by the influential Texas hardcore punk band Big Boys. The flyers document Big Boys performances as either headliners or opening acts with other groups, primarily at Texas venues but also a few out-of-state shows in California and Washington DC. Other acts featured include The Dicks, Butthole Surfers, Black Flag, Toxic Shock, Social Unrest, The Judy's, The Jitters, New Torpedoes, Huns, Terminal Mind, Circle Jerks, The Sluts, Radio Planets, Derelicts, Minor...

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A fan’s collection of Xeroxed photographs, clippings, SST catalogs, and a signed Gone poster sent from SST Records to a fan in Maplewood, New Jersey. Also includes paste-ups and six collage pages, possibly the preliminary working materials for an otherwise unknown Black Flag fanzine. The material provides a snapshot of SST’s output from the time and evidence of the label’s dedication to supporting its fanbase’s DIY projects, as well as engagement of its fans.

Scope and content 6 items including material relating to Crass, most of it produced and published by Boo-Hooray gallery in New York City. Includes two copies of the catalog for the exhibition "In all our decadence people die: an exhibition of fanzines presented to Crass between 1976 and 1984," held at Boo-Hooray in 2011; "Oh magick kingdom," a special edition CD by Penny Rimbaud, released in conjunction with the exhibition; "Not us/not them," a sound...

Scope and Contents The Czech Anarcho-Punk Zines collection contains 24 self-published photocopied punk and anarchist zines created in the early to mid-1990s by the Czech youth underground during the fall of Communism. Titles include Euthanasia, Vostnatej Drat, View Beyond, Different Life, Autonomie, Stage Diving, Fan Club Hasiaci Pristroj, and more. Reflecting the broader punk sensibility of the time, many of the zines include anarchist sloganeering and symbols—a political valence undoubtedly shaped by the...

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Xerox Revolutionaries was a zine distribution service created by Hank Thigpen in 1999 that distributed over a hundred different issues of queer punk zines. The collection contains zines and zine flats, ephemera, correspondence, and business materials related to the operation of Xerox Revolutionaries as well as personal items from Thigpen.

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Approximately 150 flyers, zines, documents, artwork, and photographs tracing the history of hardcore punk through its 1980s network of bands, venues, record labels, radio stations, and underground publications that linked hyper-local scenes throughout the United States and internationally to form a broader subculture.

Content Description The Keith Busch Northeast Ohio Punk Archive documents the graphic and musical activities of zine-maker, designer, and musician Keith Busch, dating from 1979 to 1990. It contains approximately 300 unique sheets of original collage and mockup for zines, flyers, and posters; 19 complete zines; 82 Xerox flyers and mockup sheets; three original collage artworks; and 49 cassette tapes of music by Ragged Bags, live recordings of local shows, mix tapes, and other home recordings. The materials...

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Collection of zines and books from the Punk, Goth, Metal, and Emo scenes that emerged in Mexico City’s flea market, Tianguis Cultural del Chopo.

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A collection of 35 show flyers for bands that performed at The Hot Club, located at 21st and South Street in Philadelphia, a venue in operation between 1977 and 1980. Bands and performers include The Cure, The Dead Boys, The Clash, Bloodless Pharaohs, Squeeze, Richard Hell and The Voids, The B-52's, Plasmatics, and Gang of Four.