This book compiles two decades of photographs from Dave Brown, a local fixture at shows in the Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC area. Along with tons of photos, this book also includes anecdotes about surviving the "adult crash" from John Joseph, Walter Schreifels, Paul Bearer, Brian Walsby, Eric Ozenne, Rick Ta Life, Tim McMahon and more. Plus, a 7" is included featuring DOWN TO NOTHING, KILL YOUR IDOLS, The SLUMLORDS and CLOAK/DAGGER.

"All Ages - Reflections on Straight Edge" takes an in-depth look at the second wave of American Hardcore the music that borrowed from the likes of Minor Threat, Black Flag and SSD bands like Youth of Today, Slapshot, Bold, Underdog, Side by Side, Gorilla Biscuits, Judge, Inside Out, Chain of Strength, No for an Answer and Supertouch. Most of these bands were awesome and unique and have yet to be documented accurately outside of their own recordings until now. The personalities and opinions expressed in this book are as varied as the music these people have since created. So many of the people who at one time held similar beliefs have since then explored virtually every direction in life imaginable and they candidly discuss their experiences in "All Ages." If you care one iota about not just straight edge, but American Hardcore in general, "All Ages" is a must. And if you can deal with some honesty and some fallen angels and even some humor, then buy it. And don't just look at it, read it. And then put it in that spot you have reserved for things that become part of your permanent collection.

This fanzine compiles both issue #9 and #10, the final issue of AT BOTH ENDS, which includes interviews with Shai Hulud, Brian Clement of Frontline Films, Anchor, Wait In Vain, Greg Bennick of Trial, Brand New Unit, Devotion, Sick Of It All, Verse, The Sainte Catherines, To Kill, Sparkmarker and a few more, plus loads of reviews, many other cool morsels and each copy comes with a 2x7" with two unreleased tracks each from GRADE, BANE, UNRESTRAINED (ex-DEPERATE MEASURES, PULLING TEETH) and BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY (ex-TRIAL, CATHARISIS, WALLS OF JERICHO).

Although some define hardcore as a specific sound, most believe it's more than that; a set of varying ideas, ethics, principles, attitudes and, yes, music, that converge to form a community. "Burning fight: The nineties hardcore revolution in ethics, politics, spirit, and sound" by Brian Peterson provides some answers, but also brings up a whole new set of questions for those who've been drawn to the scene's political, social, ethical and spiritual ideas amidst the screamed vocals and abrasive chords. "Burning fight" features commentary from approximately 150 people involved in the nineties hardcore scene as well as oral history articles about straight edge, politics, vegetarianism and interviews with a variety of influential bands such as: AVAIL, BURN, EARTH CRISIS, INSIDE OUT, INTEGRITY, LOS CRUDOS, SPITBOY, STRIFE, TEXAS IS THE REASON, UNBROKEN and more. 503 pages.

"Society verse" is a 128 page book by CEREMONY vocalist Ross Farrar. Featuring the lyrics to all of the band's songs, with anecdotes and stories from throughout the band's history so far. Also features poems, original photographs and a short essay about "Rohnert park", the subject of the band's latest album.

The story of Washington, DC's creative, politically insurgent Punk scene is brought to life by local activist Mark Andersen and arts writer Mark Jenkins in this updated and expanded fourth edition of "Dance Of Days". The nation's capital gave birth to the most fertile and influential Punk underground of the '80s and '90s. "Dance Of Days" recounts the rise of trailblazing artists such as BAD BRAINS, HENRY ROLLINS, MINOR THREAT, RITES OF SPRING, FUGAZI and BIKINI KILL, while examining the roots of PMA, Straight Edge, Dischord Records, Revolution Summer, Positive Force, Riot Grrrl and emo. This book provides a window on the hidden history of a grassroots rock revolution that burst into the mainstream in the early '90s.

40 pages of punk and hardcore from around the world!! Includes interviews with bands FINAL WARNING (PDX), VAURIO(FINLAND), LOBOTOMIA (BRAZIL), A.G.E. (JAPAN) and artist SUGI. Scene reports from Finland and Japan, Lebenden Toten (japan '06) and Hellshock (brazil '05) tour diaries and tons more. This zine is a collection of photos/interviews/artwork compiled over the past 3 years.

"Everybody's Scene: The Story Of Connecticut's Anthrax Club" documents the entire history of one of the nation's most legendary all-ages Hardcore music clubs from 1982 to 1990. After months of scanning thousands of photographs, flyers, schedules and conducting over one hundred interviews, a 208 page, visually heavy book is the result. "Everybody's Scene" will appeal to anyone who was lucky enough to witness the Underground Punk and Hardcore music scene of the '80s as well as those with a soft spot in their hearts for the influences of many of today's musicians.

CRASS was the anarcho-punk face of a revolutionary movement founded by radical thinkers Penny Rimbaud and Steve Ignorant. When punk ruled the waves, CRASS waived the rules and took it further, putting out their own records, films and magazines and setting up a series of situationist pranks that were dutifully covered by the world's press. Not just another iconoclastic band, CRASS was a musical, social and political phenomenon. Commune-dwellers who were rarely photographed and remained contemptuous of conventional pop stardom, their members exhausted the possibilities of punk-led anarchy. They have at last collaborated on telling the whole CRASS story, giving access to many never-before seen photos and interviews. 295 pages!

Considered by many to be the "classic" Rollins book, "Black coffee blues" is a collection of writings by Henry Rollins from 1989-1991 and includes "124 Worlds," "Invisible woman blues," "Exhaustion blues," "Black coffee blues" (tour journals), "Monster," "61 dreams" and "I know you." In his inimitable unflinching way, Rollins shares with readers a hard-edged look into his world through poetry, prose and journals. This new edition features a preface by the author.

Ever since Reflections Magazine released its final issue, they've maintained that the day would come when they could return to the written word again. That day has come as Reflections Records is excited to be working with Averse Publishing to release the first volume of HRVST which focuses on the topic of death. HRVST is not a music magazine, nor does it tell you how a new record sounds or how your favorite band's tour went. Instead, experiences are harvested; ideas and stories are collected from the artists of the DIY music and art scene. The product is a book that focuses on the individual stories and experiences of these artists for an up close and personal understanding. It paints a truthful picture of who these people really are - beyond the stage, beyond the canvas, beyond what you think you know about them and uniting their stories in one book. Features 46 stories and essays from contributors including Chuck Ragan (Hot Water Music), Rob Moran (Unbroken, Narrows), Wesley Eisold (American Nightmare/Give Up The Ghost), Steve Brodsky (Cave In), Eugene S. Robinson (Oxbow), Chris Colohan (Cursed, Left For Dead), Geert Van Der Velde (Shai Hulud), Jeff Caudill (Gameface) and many more.

In his second book, infamous CRO-MAGS frontman JOHN JOSEPH tries to break the long-time stereotypes of vegetarianism, giving his own case as a street-wise physically tough gym rat living a compassionate lifestyle. Within the pages, he draws upon his own personal experiences as well as those of other notable vegetarian athletes to paint a new picture of living meat-free, including a few of his own favorite foods and recipes.

In his new autobiography, NYHC legend John "Bloodclot" Joseph recounts his hard times and spiritual redemption. A traumatic childhood in foster homes was just the beginning of John's evolution. Before fronting one of the most important bands in the underground punk scene, the Cro-Mags, John faced homelessness, addiction, betrayal and insanity. Still, even his success couldn't save him from a relapse that set him back to square one - rock bottom. The book is a raw and unapologetic autobiography.

7'' mit ua. Born Bavarian, Wuide Wachl, Sparifankal, ...

7'' mit Dumbell, Skeptic Eleptic, Satanic Mechanics, Splitterdad, Sixes & Sevens, V2-Schneider. Beiheft mit und über die Bands & vieles mehr!

Das neue Kruzefix biete wieder viel zu lesen und musikalisch die Vollbedienung in Sachen Streettpunk/Oi! mit Bands wie Sparifankal, Die Böslinge, Black Fire, Disturbance...und das alles zum Sparkurs.

The new issue of MRR features The Vicious, Crap Corps, Keith Rossen,
SSk, Lost Cherree, Restless Youth, SBV, and lots more!!!

Maximumrocknroll #323 features interviews with The Spits, Battletorn, Face The Rail, Dadfag, Really Red, Scatha, Attentat Sonore, Mob Rules and more, plus all those awesome columns, punk news stories, and all the movie, book and music reviews.

New issue which features The CURSE (late 1970’s Punk from Canada), THOU, VEBEREANS, RAT CHERGE, CULO, PEKINSKA PATKA, OS ESTUDANTES, plus a large Italian scene report and the usual reviews and columns.

It’s time for another issue of MRR! Numero 325, the June 2010 issue, features interviews with TY SEGALL, RÁKOSI, NÜ SENSAE. WANKYS, LOTUS FUCKER, MORNE, POLLUTION, DAYLIGHT ROBBERY, TH’INBRED, and the BAD SPORT. All of this, along with the usual news, columns and the most extensive review section in Punk!