Reading mostly SciFi and fantasy, with a little nonfiction, history and whatever else rolls my way.
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A charming and thorough exploration of interviews and insights to one of the most important gay, experimental electronic acts. Dripping with black humour, mysticism, joy and sorrow, well worth the read for fans of Coil, outsiders, pagans and poets.
a fun look into the Blinko mind. I guess I found the Lovecraftian last chapter a little self indulgent, but I suppose that's the whole point of a semi-autobiographical adventure into the dark and twisted mind. Big fan of all the illustrations and art included.
Everything good about punk happens when all the punx continually swap band members and consistently release each others music, regardless if it's the next best thing. The format of the book definitely got a little tiring, but all the personal stories and deep dives on bands that played like 6 shows and never released a demo is extremely cool. For the big Anarchopunk heads that need more than what wikipedia can provide. Might be a slog if you are tired of hearing about the same 30 people making basically the same song at a variety of speeds.
Yes that's right, punk is DEAD