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Full page black and white zine done by Eric (some call him "goth eric") | Full page black and white zine done by Eric (some call him "goth eric" or "tightpants eric") | ||
I have seen 4 issues of this zine that just kind of came out whenever Eric was able to get them out. | I have seen 4 issues of this zine that just kind of came out whenever Eric was able to get them out. | ||
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always free.... | always free.... | ||
Issue 2 is available in .PDF format at https://www.louisvillehardcore.com/zines/Revival%20Ink/revivalink_issue2.pdf | |||
A review from MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL: | |||
REVIVAL INK #4 / $3 | |||
8.5^ 11 - copied - 28 pgs | |||
There’s something about local music zines that I think is totally fucking rad. Maybe it’s the instinct to document, to show the rest of the world just what this person thinks is so awesome about their town’s individual scene and bands. Revival Ink is one such scene-specific zine from Louisville, Kentucky. Although the overall quality isn’t the best I’ve seen, you can tell the passion is there, and that makes it interesting. Interviews with the Spaztics, the Langers, and 9 Volt Revolt complement record reviews and pictures of local punx. I’ll over-look Eric’s choice to interview an industrial band (wha?), but next time... (CJ) | |||
9104 Lyneve Dr / Louisville, KY 40272 | |||
Latest revision as of 00:12, 14 November 2023
Full page black and white zine done by Eric (some call him "goth eric" or "tightpants eric")
I have seen 4 issues of this zine that just kind of came out whenever Eric was able to get them out.
Band interviews, TONS AND TONS of picture collages, Photocopies of tape/record covers, old stickers, show flyers, scenesters high scool/middle school year book photos, lots of history.
always free....
Issue 2 is available in .PDF format at https://www.louisvillehardcore.com/zines/Revival%20Ink/revivalink_issue2.pdf
A review from MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL:
REVIVAL INK #4 / $3 8.5^ 11 - copied - 28 pgs There’s something about local music zines that I think is totally fucking rad. Maybe it’s the instinct to document, to show the rest of the world just what this person thinks is so awesome about their town’s individual scene and bands. Revival Ink is one such scene-specific zine from Louisville, Kentucky. Although the overall quality isn’t the best I’ve seen, you can tell the passion is there, and that makes it interesting. Interviews with the Spaztics, the Langers, and 9 Volt Revolt complement record reviews and pictures of local punx. I’ll over-look Eric’s choice to interview an industrial band (wha?), but next time... (CJ) 9104 Lyneve Dr / Louisville, KY 40272