Underground Culture from Mustang

Annihilation Press/Creation Books, 1994. softcover. As New. 6x8. FIRST EDITION. [An Illustrated History of Death Film From Mondo to Snuff] New revised and updated edition in large format! Well-researched and highly readable, Killing for Culture is a must-have.-Film Threat Stands as a definitive study. -Sight & Sound … Read more about this item

1994. Paper. Very Good. 9x10.5. A Fourteen and a Half Years' Struggle Against Lies, Stupidity and Cowardice: A Reckoning with the Destroyers of the Punk Rock MovementFully illustrated in black & white. An early AK Press title. Featuring Seven Parts which cover Vague issues No.1-21 (this being Vague 25). Average wear. Abrasion on back cover (1/2" x 2"),… Read more about this item

1992. softcover. Fine. 6x8. Painters, cyberpunks, dog-boys, mad scientists, occultists, neoists, performance artists, film-makers, writerss, leopard-girls and voodoo horsemen. Hacking into the new virtual geography, where time and space do not exist, but where thought survives, as in art. In this age of transition and sensory overload, new ideas and organisations of perception form. To be marginalised, misunderstood,… Read more about this item

Banana Productions, 1993. softcover. Good. 8.5x11. The authors trace the history of VILE magazine from 1973 to 1983, noting its use of mail art to document events and performances, and its reference to the photo-documentary format of LIFE mgazine. Includes a chronology, letters to Anna Banana, artists' profiles and writings, performance reports and photographs, as well as mail… Read more about this item

Amok Books, 1990. softcover. Very Good. 8x11. Comprehensive and inclusive sourcebook of contemporary publications (many published by Amok Press) available on a host of strange people and things - many topics are unnerving and frightening, others are of cultural curiosity. Includes a large entry on Aleister Crowley, as well as smaller entries on A. E. Waite, John Dee… Read more about this item