Slanted fanzine, Issue 3, Spring 1994
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Title:
Slanted fanzine, Issue 3, Spring 1994
Date:
Jan 01, 1994
Summary:
The third issue of Slanted, a Kensington, Maryland based fanzine that was created by John Davis, a musician who later played in the bands Q And Not U and Georgie James. Slanted focused on the underground punk culture in the Washington, D.C. area in the 1990s. This issue, which was released in the spring of 1994, features interviews with the D.C. punk and indie bands Tsunami, Las Mordidas, and Slant 6, as well as an interview with the Portland, Oregon indie duo, The Spinanes. This issue also features record and concert reviews, poetry, and fiction
Creator:
Davis, John, 1976-
Contributor:
Spinanes (Musical group)
Tsunami (Musical group : 1990- )
Slant 6 (Musical group)
Winters, Ben H.
Graham, Pat, 1970-
Scallen, Shawn
Toomey, Jenny, 1968-
Thomson, Kristin
Gates, Rebecca
Century:
1901-2000
Place of origin – Continent:
North America
Place of origin – Country:
United States of America
Place of origin – Region:
District of Columbia
Place of origin – Settlement:
Washington
Temporal subject:
1991-2000
Topical subjects:
Spinanes (Musical group)
Tsunami (Musical group : 1990- )
Slant 6 (Musical group)
Punk culture--Periodicals.
Punk culture--Washington (D.C.)
Punk rock music--Washington (D.C.)--History and criticism
Punk rock musicians--Washington (D.C.)
Punk rock music--Periodicals.
Fan magazines--United States.
Genre:
Fanzines
ArchivesUM location:
D.C. Punk and Indie Fanzine Collection
- series 1: Washington D.C.-area Fanzines
- box 2
Repository:
Special Collections in Performing Arts
Browse terms:
Performing Arts, Music
Copyright holder:
Davis, John, 1976-
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