5. Slash (1977–1980). A significant force in the early days of punk rock, Slash was an LA-based zine that chronicled the burgeoning punk scene on the West Coast. With its quirky style and honest ...

Zines as we know them now go back to the fan zines of the 1930s. One of, if not the earliest, was "The Comet," a sci-fi zine made by the Science Correspondence Club in Chicago.

Zines, self-published DIY booklets, ... They persisted throughout the 1990s and evolved from punk rock fanzines to feminist publications. For example, ...

And so zines were, you know, have always been kind of the punk way. So yeah, you know, you didn’t just like cut and paste and write things and it was fun. It’s very tactile and zines were very ...

Despite leaving Los Angeles for Sin City decades ago, Punk Rock Bowling maintains its SoCal roots year after year. Not only is Mark Stern back as the festival’s official booker this year ...

Anger against this anti-female sentiment was channeled by Vail, who founded the feminist punk rock zine “Jigsaw.” Zines like “Jigsaw” were a vehicle in the punk rock community, used as a ...

When the Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas opened its doors in 2023, ... Elsewhere, a corridor is enshrouded with concert fliers and zines, a reflection of punk’s continuing DIY ethos.

An online collection of D.C.’s punk rock past was created by John Davis, shown here in 2019, and Ben Jackson. ... The fliers and zines are the most fun, but the co-curators, ...

The 309 Punk House is a long-standing home where, since the late 1990s, punk rock folks, musicians, DIY devotees, artists, photographers, ... creating the zine Mylxine in 1995.

The 309 Punk House is a long-standing home where, since the late 1990s, punk rock folks, musicians, DIY devotees, artists, photographers, ... creating the zine Mylxine in 1995.

Stern and his crew were surfers who got into punk rock because it was that sort of revolutionary music that the ’70s no longer had. “As much as I love Jimi Hendrix and saw a bunch of big ...