Celluloid Lunch #3 zine
Third issue of this zine out of Canada, featuring tour diaries from Sam Richardson of Feel It Records, interviews with Toody Cole of Dead Moon, John Sinclair (manager of MC5), Christina Pap from Vanilla Poppers, etc. Cool DIY art and more!
Our take: Latest issue of this old school-style zine out of Montreal, with at least one member of the Protruders serving as an author / coordinator. This kind of zine is nearly extinct nowadays: a thoroughly old school affair full of cut-and-paste layouts and heaps of interviews, tour diaries, record reviews, comics, and other content. One thing I like about Celluloid Lunch is that it doesn’t seem confined to one scene; there are interviews with Toody Cole of Dead Moon, John Sinclair (manager of the MC5), Christina Pap from Vanilla Poppers, and tour diaries from Puzzlehead and Cement Shoes. There’s a little something for everyone in this thick, square bound zine.
Third issue of this zine out of Canada, featuring tour diaries from Sam Richardson of Feel It Records, interviews with Toody Cole of Dead Moon, John Sinclair (manager of MC5), Christina Pap from Vanilla Poppers, etc. Cool DIY art and more!
Our take: Latest issue of this old school-style zine out of Montreal, with at least one member of the Protruders serving as an author / coordinator. This kind of zine is nearly extinct nowadays: a thoroughly old school affair full of cut-and-paste layouts and heaps of interviews, tour diaries, record reviews, comics, and other content. One thing I like about Celluloid Lunch is that it doesn’t seem confined to one scene; there are interviews with Toody Cole of Dead Moon, John Sinclair (manager of the MC5), Christina Pap from Vanilla Poppers, and tour diaries from Puzzlehead and Cement Shoes. There’s a little something for everyone in this thick, square bound zine.
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Third issue of this zine out of Canada, featuring tour diaries from Sam Richardson of Feel It Records, interviews with Toody Cole of Dead Moon, John Sinclair (manager of MC5), Christina Pap from Vanilla Poppers, etc. Cool DIY art and more!
Our take: Latest issue of this old school-style zine out of Montreal, with at least one member of the Protruders serving as an author / coordinator. This kind of zine is nearly extinct nowadays: a thoroughly old school affair full of cut-and-paste layouts and heaps of interviews, tour diaries, record reviews, comics, and other content. One thing I like about Celluloid Lunch is that it doesn’t seem confined to one scene; there are interviews with Toody Cole of Dead Moon, John Sinclair (manager of the MC5), Christina Pap from Vanilla Poppers, and tour diaries from Puzzlehead and Cement Shoes. There’s a little something for everyone in this thick, square bound zine.
