“Crass: A Pictorial History 621984 – 4022024” is a comprehensive visual archive chronicling the creative output and impact of the English anarcho-punk band Crass from 1977 onwards. Compiled by Existencil Press, this 351-page book documents the band’s influence on music, politics, and art. It represents decades of work by contributors, offering inspiration to continue fighting for justice. The book is priced at $70 and you can buy it right here.
Meegan Barnes is a Los Angeles-based ceramic artist and painter who showcases the city’s popular landmarks in her sculptures. Iconic music venues like The Troubadour,
Harley Flanagan: Wired for Chaos is a documentary that explores musician Harley Flanagan‘s chaotic life and transformation, chronicling his journey from a tumultuous punk upbringing
Casey Kauffmann is a versatile artist whose work explores the intersections of self-representation, femininity, and social media in the digital age. As a lecturer at
Seemingly, a brand new one-off single and video from Black Moth Super Rainbow. If I’m remembering correctly, “All 2 of Us” is the first new
Via bjooks.com Opening with a foreword from prolific Rush frontman Geddy Lee, THE MINIMOOG BOOK presents more than a decade’s worth of research-turned-storytelling by author,
Free LSD is a comedy film starring the punk rock band OFF!. The story revolves around Keith Morris, an aging sex shop owner who falls
