Showing posts with label gogogo airheart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gogogo airheart. Show all posts

Friday, May 27, 2011

Here and ready to go!

Here's scans from the physical copy of Ack Ack Ack #3. Details for this issue are at the end of this post. 
Cover

Spread - Die Monitor Bats! on the left page. Spazz on the right. 

Spread of Go Go Go Airheart. 

Limp Wrist on the left. Red Dons at the Smell on the right. 

Tragedy back in 2001 on the left. Reality Crisis, from Japan, on the right. 
So, same deal as last issue. Only 100 copies are made, and that's it. Bands featured in this issue are: 
SPAZZ, DIE MONITOR BATS, EPILEPTIC TERROR ATTACK, GLASS CANDY, TRAGEDY, REALITY CRISIS, LIMP WRIST, GO GO GO AIRHEART, RED DONS, and LIFES HALT. 

The zine is 5 1/x x 8 1/2. 
44 pages. 
$4 anywhere in the US and Canada. 
$5 everywhere else. 

You can also get these at the Gilman Stoar. I'll post more locations as they happen. 

I'm now focusing on finishing up the first issue of Tastemaker, and have a couple other projects that I need to make some headway on, which is going to be the focus of my summer. I'll definitely have another issue of Ack Ack Ack ready before this year is through.
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Sunday, October 31, 2010

Update on ACK ACK ACK #3....

About half way finished with putting together issue #3 of ACK ACK ACK. As it stands now, the photos of the bands that are already placed in this issue are: SPAZZ, DIE MONITOR BATSS, GOGOGO AIRHEART, AND E.T.A.. I have a few more bands to add, obviously. This next week will be spent choosing and scanning images of the yet to be decided bands. I'm thinking of including the Oath, Behead The Prophet NLSL, Red Dons, and/or Limp Wrist. Maybe Life's Halt? Or Paintbox?

For now, here's a couple of GoGoGo Airheart photos that didn't make this issue. And it's not that I think any less of these images. In fact, I really like them. It's just a matter of space... And for the story on these photos; These were shot at the eviction party for Three-One-G on April 13, 2002. A lot of bands played that night. Of the ones I was able to see, I was most impressed by these guys.