Underground magazine

Throwing Muses. Kristin and Tanya on the cover of Underground magazine, September 1987 issue. Interview by Dave Henderson (uncredited photographer). Kindly shared by Michael Aguilar

Going Underground

Eric Burdon on the cover of british mod magazine Rave, March 1966.

We're back with our monthly list of publications to add to that ever-growing pile of things to read and peruse. June has us poring over the pages of an underground culture magazine, geeking out over design histories and doodling in an interactive graphic design activity book!

In 1970, the editors of OZ magazine handed over the reins to a group of teens. Not long after, the police showed up.

SO YOUNG MAGAZINE ISSUE 49! @soyoungmagazine is more than just a publication; it's a dynamic platform celebrating the interplay between alternative music and visual arts. The magazine thrives on highlighting emerging talents in illustration and the vibrant underground music scene. Publication Details 245x172mm Zines 4pp Cover onto 200gsm Uncoated 64pp Text onto 120gsm Uncoated Full colour throughout Trimmed, collated and wire stitched #zineprinting #booklets #printing

Read reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. A divining of punk's histories in Columbus, Ohio. Touches on the Legion of Doom, New Bomb Turk…

Add Toner is the second anthology of Cometbus, America's longest-running underground magazine. Add Toner contains more than sixty stories and interviews, interspersed with bold graphics and illustrations, including never-before-published bonus material. “Cometbus is considered a classic in the subterranean world” --Time “Simple, precise, and absolutely compelling. …Aaron Cometbus is this generation’s literary voice” -- the Rocket “Cometbus is bigger than the scene that spawned it,” --SF…