London: Blood & Honour, [1996]. An unnumbered issue of the infamous white racialist, British music magazine, part of the Blood & Honour network established by Ian Stuart Donaldson in 1987 after breaking away from the White Noise Club. This issue features an editorial, an article titled Racial Holy War Now!..... More
[New York]: Local 1 UPW-CIO, 1949. A folder of 17 songs distributed at the UPWA’s 1949 convention. Attendees were encouraged to “Save this Folder [to] “sing while you fight - on the picket line - on a picnic - at chapter meetings - socials - always.” The bulk of the..... More
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[Rome, New York]: [International Order of Oddfellows], 1955. An event organized by Ft. Stanwix Encampment No. 73 (I.O.O.F.) to benefit the Cancer Society and featuring the interracial musical group The Mariners. The Mariners were founded in Brooklyn in 1945 by four Coast Guardsmen who began their career touring Pacific military..... More
Los Angeles / Vienna: Werewolf Order, [198-]. The Werewolf Order was a "magical resistance movement, esoteric research network and radical ecology faction" founded in 1984 by Satanist Nicholas Schrek and run by Schrek and his wife Zeena LaVey, the daughter of Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey, from 1988-1999. Affiliated..... More
San Francisco: Performing Arts Social Society, Inc., 1987-1991. A ten issue run of this quarterly Kerista periodical, which began as Utopian Classroom, changed names to Utopian Psychology, and then was superseded by RockHEAD in Fall 1988. Utopian Classroom/Psychology focused on the group's psychological approach and its brand of gestalt therapy..... More
New Orleans: Faruk von Turk, 1976. Third Edition. A reprint of two George Cable articles that were originally published in the February and April 1886 issues of The Century Magazine. This edition was printed by Faruk von Turk (Justin Winston), a New Orleans-based jazz aficionado and sci-fi fan involved in..... More
River Edge, NJ: WORD UP! Publications, Inc., 1994. A special issue of Rap Masters magazine featuring the history of rap music up to 1994, including sections on rap's origins, female rappers, East v. West Coast, rap/reggae fusion, gangsta rap, political rap, the stop-the-violence movement, rap in Hollywood, up-and-coming rappers, and..... More
Woodhaven, N. Y. Manyland Books, Inc., ©1970. First Edition. “A study of the political problems confronting the famous German conductor, which prevented his appearance in this country after 1927. Hitherto unpublished documents from Wilhelm Furtwängler files, including a remarkable correspondence with Thomas Mann, make this book a valuable commentary on..... More
Hillsboro, WV: Resistance Records, 2004. A later issue of this white nationalist music magazine that was published from 1994-2007. A total of 27 issues were published. Established in 1994 by Canadian skinhead George Burdi (who edited the magazine under the pseudonym George Eric Hawthorne), the magazine was affiliated with Burdi’s..... More
Detroit: Resistance Records, 1997. An early issue of this white nationalist music magazine that was published from 1994-2007. A total of 27 issues were published. Established in 1994 by Canadian skinhead George Burdi (who edited the magazine under the pseudonym George Eric Hawthorne), the magazine was affiliated with Burdi’s record..... More
Vancouver: The Canadian Chelsea, 1995-1996. Two issues of this self-described "non-political magazine for chelseas, rude girls, and modettes" published from Vancouver and edited by a skinhead woman under the name KADS. Typical 'zine fare including interviews with punk, Oi! and ska bands, skinhead style, a section called "Cream of the..... More
LaPorte, Colorado: Scriptures for America, 1991. In this pamphlet by the controversial Christian Identity pastor, John Lennon is portrayed as an anti-Christian false prophet and a Jew who used his music to erode America's Christian values. Peters then discusses the Jewish attempts to promote degeneracy and subversion especially in the..... More
Philadelphia: Canadian Assault, 2000. The fifth issue of this extreme metal 'zine featuring interviews with bands Denial of God, Dekapitator, Necrodeath, Disgorge, Destruktor, Desecration, Hellwitch, and Urgrund. Other interviews with porn stars, an imprisoned metal record label owner, and the editor of Tales of the Macabre fanzine. Many CD, demo..... More
New York: Education Department of the Workmen's Circle, 1967. A Workmen’s Circle program for the singing and discussion of Yiddish resistance songs composed by Jews suffering under Nazi oppression. Compiled by Jewish folklorist and scholar of Yiddish music Ruth Rubin, the program was meant to accompany a taped recording of..... More
New York: Sing Out, Inc., 1962. A single issue of the long-running left-wing folk magazine co-founded in 1950 by Irwin Silber, Pete Seeger and others. This issue features Peggy Seeger -- The Voice of American in Folksong by Irwin Silber, A Folksinging Camp by Simeon Loring, Grant Rogers: Folksinger of..... More
New York: Sing Out, Inc., 1964. A single issue of the long-running left-wing folk magazine co-founded in 1950 by Irwin Silber, Pete Seeger and others. This issue features Mike Seeger: The Style of Tradition by Jon Pankake, Country Blues Comes to Town by Paul Nelson, Woody Guthrie -- Some Reminiscences..... More
Italy? [ca. 2002]. The first issue of this underground black metal fanzine edited by "Tundra" who previously edited Pagan Dark Witchcraft. Featuring interviews with Burzum, Combat, Manes, Sammath, Necrofrost, Judas Iscariot, Haat, & Blackdeath. Other content includes lengthy articles on medieval torture, misanthropy, dungeons, necrophilia, etc., and a slew of..... More
[Italy?]: 2002. In this issue of Pagan Dark Witchcraft, this previous black metal fanzine began focusing on heathenism exclusively. Lengthy interviews with a representative from Allgermanische Heidnische Front and bands Mordaehoth, Othala, Halgadom, Thor's Hammer, Forefather, Sacrificia Mortuorum. Other content includes lengthy essays on various aspects of paganism, cosmology, Greek..... More
London, Edinburgh & New-York: T. Nelson & Sons, [ca. 1845]. First edition. 12mo (18cm). Red cloth stamped in gilt to front board; all edges gilt; [26] pp.; engravings. A selection of hymns with accompaniment for the organ or pianoforte by A. Wright, organist at Carr's Lane Chapel, Birmingham. No date..... More