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Indie Music Spotlight. Courtesy of Indie Film and Music Magazine, along with soundboymagazine.com and the facemelts channel on Instagram. NSFW (language advisory)
Indie Music Spotlight from indie film and music magazine. A focus on independent and small label bands from the US, Canada and Australia.
24-7 Spyz - Jungle Boogie (1989) In-Effect Records
The Black Rock Coalition - 40 Years of Expression. If you are Gen X, and at any time thought you were cool, this article is for you.
How we get down.
Magazines Effing Rule. Full Stop.
Just so you know which bands to support. Clockwise from top left: Eric Clapton, Gorillaz, Green Day and Bob Vylan.
Vinyl Exams: Gettin' Down with Johnny Guitar Watson
Vinyl Exams: Pizzicato Five - Nonstop to Tokyo (import album version)
Vinyl Exams: A Taste of Dick Black by Dick Black and his Band.
"A Taste of Dick Black is one of those experiences that will always have you coming back for more!" - Lindsey Graham
Our Summer Sale Lasts Through the End of July. If you are looking for something rare or hard to find, DM us and we will check it out!
Vinyl Exams - Blues Marathon
Yvonne Craig (Batgirl) reading Detective Comics by DC
Last Call for a Gunfighter 1960 - a pulp novel by Bliss Lomax (Harry Sinclair Drago)
A Vinyl Exams Weekend at @catharsisbooksandvinyl + @bamboo92fm
Notes from the Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky
The book is famous for introducing the archetype of the "anti-hero" - a flawed, unlikable, and unreliable narrator who serves as a mirror for the darkest, most insecure corners of the human conscience. While later philosophers formalized these concepts (existentialism, postmodernism), Dostoevsky explored them through the psychological torment of his characters.
*footnote - I was just now years-old when I realized that Dostoevsky's books aren't good because he was right, they are good because he was absolutely bananas.
The First Quarry by Max Allan Collins
