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📰 The London punk newsletter ❗ August 2026 out now 📮 Get it posted for £3 a month https://anothersubculture.co.uk

A NUMBER OF NAMES One-off Disciples zine available 31.7.26 at the Horse Hospital for the Saint Abdullah & Jason Nazary show. Typewriter, torn-up paper, glue, office printer, A5 hand cut card outer sleeve housing 16 page label mythology, numbered edition of 23.

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For some reason, I decided to put the income/expenditure of Another Subculture for the tax year 2025/26 on the back of July’s issue. With apologies to the estate of Chris Burden. Going to write up how much I spend on D-I-Y musik at some point, get in touch if you want to chat for a Mystery Zine…

NEW EPISODE: In our 22nd Session, Juliet speaks to filmmaker, artist and composer Imran Perretta about his debut feature Ish (2025), in UK/Irish cinemas on 31 July, his earlier works, and working amidst the War on Terror, austerity and the genocide in Gaza www.patreon.com/suite212/pos...

The Suite (212) Sessions, no. 22 - Imran Perretta | Suite (212)

In our latest Session, Juliet talks to film director, visual artist and composer Imran Perretta about his new feature film Ish (2025), due t

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NEW EPISODE: In our 23rd Session, Juliet speaks to Ukrainian filmmaker Oleksiy Radynski about his two documentaries on the Russian occupation of the Chornobyl site, his film about Kyiv's 'UFO building', and his anti-colonialist docu-fiction Where Russia Ends (2024) www.patreon.com/suite212/pos...

The Suite (212) Sessions, no. 23 – Oleksiy Radynski | Suite (212)

In our latest session, Juliet talks to Kyiv-based filmmaker and writer Oleksiy Radynski about four of his works – his feature-length documen

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Fun/odd to realise recently that I was making the pandemic panic ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES zines on a printer in the same estate that this rag was being stapled together half a century ago? Deptford Fun City, always has been

Chris the Bald@utterlybats.bsky.social · 3w ago

#OTD 1976 The first issue of UK punk fanzine Sniffin' Glue was published, with features on The Stranglers, Ramones and Blue Oyster Cult. Former bank clerk Mark Perry edited the fanzine.