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| Friday, January 11th, 2008 @ Scrummage University |
[07 Jan 2008|12:44am] |
Sarah Johnson (Noise Rock from Minneapolis) Killer noise rock; if you like Boredoms, Lightning Bolt, The Locust then check this band out.
Tentet/octet (Buffalo, New York Experimental) Really good experimental, if you like Free Jazz, Fennesz, Aphex Twin, Steve Reich or avant-garde music in general then check them out.
Flamingos By The Yard (B-ham) Catchy local indie/New Wave/post punk band
 Scrummage University: Loft Showspace in Eastern Market The show is 5 dollars if you can't tell by looking at the flyer, Scrummage-U is on the 3rd floor of the building. Click here for directions to Scrummage University via Google Maps
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| Diamond in the Rough No. 7 - crossposted to everywhere |
[20 Dec 2006|07:41am] |
Diamond in the Rough No. 7

And now more from the shameless self-promotion department...
Diamond in the Rough is my perzine, and this issue chronicles some of the most emotionally turbulent time in my life, the breakup process that Touya and I went through. I thought long and hard about some of the things that are in here, but it was very cathartic for me.
This issue begins with a very yummy vegan veggie goo recipe, a brief restaurant review and then heads into a compulsive eating episode. It describes 'dumping syndrome' - the effect that happens on a stomach that has had the gastric bypass when you consume too much refined sugar. It's much like having a heart attack, and something to be avoided. Discussions about biking to a second job, cake frosting, and loosing a good set of marker pens follow. Things turn strange when a follow up story about people who keep their children's umbilical cords
and other pieces of biological material. Articles on getting older, dreams, and being accosted in the street by religious idiots are intersparsed with snippets about verbal and emotional pain that occurs during a breakup process. Text & handwriting heavy, with short pieces of poetry make up the sum of the issue, and of course the now traditional LilWitch comic strip.
Here's a quote:
"I love him, don't get me wrong, and the idea is that he might come back one day. I doubt it."
Forty Pages, two bucks.
Single Copies $2.00 each + shipping
Distro packs of five for $5.00 each + shipping
Distros, Reviewers and Libraries who would like a consideration copy may email me directly: carolineATcarolineatigeressDOTcom
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Other Goodies you just might like:
Soixante Neuf No 1, No 2
Diamond in the Rough No 6, No 7
Get Reviewed / Get Distroed
Get Linked / Advertise at the Zine Works
www.northwestzineworks.com
www.carolineatigeress.com
www.indymediareviews.com/
Photocopied Hearts, a Zine Community Forum
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| DITR Number Six - celebrating one year of publication (xposted like a madwomyn) |
[28 Aug 2006|09:22am] |
Hey Just wanted to let you know that my perzine,
DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH No 6 is out, celebrating
a full year of publishing. Click on the cover for more
info.

While you're at it, come visit my distro, we're
growing slowly, but are adding zines on a daily basis
and would love to distro your zine projects =^_^=
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[03 Jun 2006|10:44am] |
Yes, that's right... It's here...
Issue #3 of Slipping Through!

Featuring....well, love. What'd you expect? And some poetry (some good, some bad) and some theorizing upon your (that's right: YOUR) birthdate and conception dates, a CD for sale, and lots of filler art. Drawn by hand. Hells yes. It's costs $2 usd. or $1.25 usd and two 39-cent stamps.
And I will love you forever. ^_^
Also available RIGHT NOW is my zine for the 24-Hour Zine Thing:
Echoes #1/1

It's quarter-sized, 24 pages long, hand-bound (with twine and a holepuncher), and most of them look a little raggedy because I was up until 4 this morning cutting and binding them. It's somewhat a perzine, but mostly it's pretty similar to Slipping Through in that it has no idea whether it wants to be a perzine or a litzine. So it's both. And it's just 75 cents, or 50 cents with a stamp. Or, if you're a fellow 24HZer and have your issue ready, we can trade. I only have 24 copies, so act now!
And this is xposted in a few places. And I love zines.
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| *deep, contented sigh* |
[21 Mar 2006|08:38pm] |
I'd just like to say...omg. I was almost beginning to believe that there were no other zinesters in the whole of Michigan (well, except for in Ferndale, where all the cool gay people live, but my zine doesn't fit in with theirs).
Judging by the number of members here, there are very few, but at least there are some.
I'm going to email that email address down there to see if there's a new community or something. But then I'll introduce my zine.
I'm so happy to have found this place!
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[09 Jul 2005|03:22pm] |
Hey guys...my friend started a new band and I'm just helping him get the word out and about. If you have a minute and are into piano/guitar/mellow music...or if you know anyone who would be interested...let them know and have a listen.
skyakira skyakira skyakira skyakira skyakira
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[16 Dec 2004|06:17pm] |
a different community is being made by emily. seeing as how only 2 people even bothered to join this one.
email me if you still want to be a part of uh-oh
explodee@gmail.com
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[13 Dec 2004|03:01pm] |
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k, bitches. comment if you want to have anything to do with uh-oh. (the zineness)
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