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  • Gospel of Darkness #2
    (Spain) 1994

    Gospel of Darkness #2 (Spain) 1994. Editor: “Dani” (en Español) Massive Spanish zine that heavily reflects the Spanish scene from early 90s w/ a LOT of Iberian bands (plus some nice surprises from elsewhere). Features, reviews and interviews with Avulsed, Blood Duster, Brazil and Lithuania scene reports, Decayed, Dead Christ, Dismal, Gore Beyond Necropsy, Gut, […]

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  • Witchcraft #1
    (Germany) 1993

    Witchcraft #1 (Germany) 1993. Editor: “Stefan Löns” This issue from Germany (in English) featured a (mostly) darker, black and black/death/doom focus — right on time for a number foundational bands’ first and second albums. Miasma from Austria are on the cover (who released their debut through Lethal Records back then). Features Samael, Emperor, Immortal, Dark […]

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  • Pulverizer Zine #5
    (Scotland/UK) 1993

    Pulverizer Zine #5 (Scotland) May, 1993. Editor: “Bill” (The intro here is cited/sourced as background info from the Dark Legions Archive hosted at deathmetal.org):  “Pulverizer zine was a killer mag from the early nineties, back when the death metal scene was giving us loads of cool bands. After Pulverizer #5, the editor Bill went on […]

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  • Putrid Dysentery Zine #1
    (France) 1996

    Putrid Dysentery Zine #1 (France) 1996, Editor: “Bruno Bascaud” This zine focused heavily on the grind scene of the mid 90’s, and this issue features many of those second generation Carcass-inspired followers. The editor even lays out the zine with a cool ‘Carcass-ish’ style vibe with his ‘mondo-medicale’  titles for each section…. Featured bands include […]

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  • Intellektual Spew #5
    (TN, USA) 1998

    Intellektual Spew #5 (TN, USA) 1998, Editors: “Bart and Jeff” Late in the 1990s, print zines were still thriving (despite the internet taking its first stabs at online-zines through DIY sites hosted by Geocities, among others), and Intellektual Spew was a standout in the underground during the time. It was nicely printed and bound, and featured underground bands […]

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