Zine Scene: Sound Mag
From rigs and clashes to MCs and outdoor parties, much of contemporary UK electronic music culture is indebted to the Caribbean sound systems that arrived with the Windrush in the... Read more
From rigs and clashes to MCs and outdoor parties, much of contemporary UK electronic music culture is indebted to the Caribbean sound systems that arrived with the Windrush in the... Read more
For the first time since his most recent Tales From The Booth, the Secret DJ is on the road throwing peculiar parties around the UK. Ahead of the tour, starting... Read more
140 is a new photography zine from dubstep podcasters Deep Tempo, “documenting our culture on 35mm” (their own words). Rob Smith sat down with Deep Tempo, aka The Roving Dread... Read more
In 2020 Dan Lish self-published Egostrip Book 1, a collection of his illustrations of legendary artists from hip hop’s golden era. We actually approached Dan about publishing it but he... Read more
From the KLF to the KGB, Kirk Field’s adventures through Acid House culture have brought him into contact with various individuals, from the ingenious and infamous. Rave New World is... Read more
Music doc aficionados Doc N Roll films are back showcasing another electronic music documentary: Alessandro Ugo’s free party film F(r)EE. F(r)EE is one of the first flicks to lift the... Read more
The Icon Catalogue is a series of A6 zines profiling the most essential and elusive dance music record labels. They’re the brainchild of Chris Dexta, a London-based DJ, producer, label... Read more
Liverpool University Press has just published Black Music in Britain in the 21st Century, a series of essays chronicling the birth and development of pivotal Black British genres like dub,... Read more
Writing from the peripheries of the popular music press over the last 20 years, Emma Warren is committed to documenting grassroots music culture in the UK. While her previous work... Read more
In November 2022, writer Ian McQuaid and cinematographers Tim and Barry published Woosh, the first UK drill book. Initially conceptualised as an exhibition at the Laz Emporium in Soho, Woosh... Read more
Few producers are as capable with words as Richard Norris. An established writer as well as an electronic musician, Norris has not only written punk zines, biographies and NME features,... Read more
In the next instalment of our Zine Scene series, we head north for a full debrief on Edinburgh’s independent electronica zine, Werra Foxma. Rob Smith chatted to zine founder Frazer... Read more
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