ND 4

Submitted by Spaceman33
ND was published by Dan Plunkett (Austin, Texas) and did a fine job of bringing together the Mail Art, Performance Art, and Hometaper realms. Issue #4 is the earliest I've got and published in January 1985. Among other goodies this issue includes interviews with Günter Brus and Bene Gesserit, and articles on Die Form, Architects Office, and Unovidual, plus reviews and MORE. NOTE: I still need issues 1-3, 5, 7-8, 10-11. If you've got them and are interesting in parting with them (I'm buying), email me at jkranitz@aural-innovations.com

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Rattlesnake Arena 4

Rattlesnake Arena 4
Submitted by 433rpm
The companion post to No Longer Forgotten Music's post of today is a magazine published by Gianfranco Santoro and it might be the only issue I have. In the editorial it says its the first issue in English. I think it was published in 1988. This issue has interviews with Nostalgie Eternelle, Kapotte Muziek, TAC, Autopsia and reviews of tapes, records and magazines.

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Archive 1 & 3

Submitted by 433rpm
A fanzine published by Frans de Waard in 1984, which doesn't have interviews or reviews but discographies of various bands up to that point. He says its a 'supplement' to other fanzines. Remember this is all long before internet, Discogs and all that. Included are Esplendor Geometrico, The Legendary Pink Dots, Attrition, DDAA, Konstruktivits, Portion Control, The Nocturnal Emissions, P16D4, Van Kaye + Ignit. The second issue was all about Insane Music, which came with a cassette, which I will put up separate, and number 3 is included here: a single sheet with updates. Afterwards Frans de Waard granted this a release on his Korm Plastics label, cataloguenumber KP2, and issue 3 is KP 9.

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Electronic Cottage No 1

Submitted by Spaceman33
Electronic Cottage was published by veteran electronic/sound/noise artist Hal McGee, who also ran the Cause & Effect cassette label in the 1980s. The magazine ran for 6 issues and it's stated mission was to spotlight the hometaper scene. In fact, most of the contributors to the magazine were key members of the (mostly) American hometaper underground. Included in this first issue is an interview with musician and Sound of Pig label founder Al Margolis, a profile of Deaf Eye, an article about ND magazine by it's publisher, Daniel Plunkett, essays by Dave Prescott, Carl Howard, and Amy Denio, lots of reviews, and MORE. Published April 1989

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Datenverarbeitung 8

Submitted by 433 RPM:
Perhaps you know the name Datenverarbeitung as a great German label, responsible for 'Die Fliegen' by Die Kloperfbande, Hunting Lodge or the various compilations, such as 'Eindzeit', 'Sinn & Form' and 'Bain Total Germany', but it started as a magazine. I only have this issue, which is mostly in English, but also some in German. Articles on Radio Free Europe, Esplendor Geometrico, Albrecht D, Selektion, Sterile Records, MB, Laughing Hands and Aleph2 Records (of which I never heard a release - anyone can help?).

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U Bahn 3

Submitted by 433 RPM:

The final issue of U Bahn in a small size has articles on Deviation Social, Laibach, Konstruktivits, Sleep Chamber, Auto Erotik, Jonathan Briley and various reviews.

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H23 Number 1

Submitted by Spaceman33:
I only recently became aware of this publication and only have this first issue, so any further information as to how many issues there were would be appreciated. H23 was published by Ron Rice, who was based in Pullman, Washington. Well done interviews with Philip Perkins, David Myers (Arcane Device), Paul Lemos (Controlled Bleeding), Dan Burke (Illusion of Safety), Daniel Plunkett (publisher of ND magazine), plus reviews. From 1989.
(note by 433RPM: I have the two issues that came after that, and will post them in the future, including the 7" that came with issue 2)

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