We know a cool woman with eyeball stickers on her fingernails that reads Dynamite Hemorrhage #1 on her lunch break. Want to be like her?

Order Dynamite Hemorrhage #1 here. Here’s what’s in it:

• A definitive interview with Chris D. (Flesh Eaters), focused solely on 1977-80 LA punk; Slash magazine; Upsetter Records and his band
• Retrospective and interview with Sally Skull, 1994-97 all female, criminally forgotten low-fidelity Scottish garage/art/punk band
• Interviews with Sex Tide and Household, two of today’s best bands working the raw minimalism circuit
• Interview with the gentlemen from Bona Dish, an early 80s UK DIY band who’ve recently surfaced again thanks to a reissue of their cassette material
• A comprehensive piece by the editor of Fuckin’ Record Reviews blog on various obscure 80s/90s fanzines
• 56 record reviews, penned by Expressway To Yr Skull’s Erika Elizabeth and editor Jay Hinman
• 17 (lengthy) book reviews

If you’ve spurned old-school print in favor of digital, there is also a full-color tablet & computer version for only $4.99 that you can order right here.

One of our New York City correspondents took this furtive “hidden camera” photo on the Downtown 4 Express subway of a lucky, clued-in music aficionado reading Dynamite Hemorrhage #1. 

If you’d like to be just like this smart, undoubtedly good-looking person, ordering details are here.

We’re packing and mailing Dynamite Hemorrhage fanzine #1 and shooting it out to all corners of the globe. Thanks to those who’ve ordered so far, and to those distributors and stores that have taken multiple copies. If you’re interested, here’s what’s in it:

• A meaty interview with Chris D. (Flesh Eaters), focused solely on 1977-80 LA punk; Slash magazine; Upsetter Records and his band
• Retrospective and interview with Sally Skull, 1994-97 all female, criminally forgotten low-fidelity Scottish garage/art/punk band
• Interviews with Sex Tide and Household, two of today’s hottest young hitmakers
• Interview with the fellas from Bona Dish, an early 80s UK DIY band who’ve recently surfaced again thanks to a reissue of their cassette material
• A comprehensive piece by the editor of Fuckin’ Record Reviews blog on various obscure 80s/90s fanzines
• 56 record reviews, with many penned by Expressway To Yr Skull’s Erika Elizabeth
• 17 (lengthy) book reviews

It’s $7 plus shipping (alas, shipping being extremely expensive these days) to anywhere in the world. In the US, tack on an additional $2.50 for shipping; $5 in Canada; $9.70 for anywhere else on the planet. If that’s a little much for you, and/or if you’ve spurned old-school print in favor of digital, there is also a full-color tablet & computer version for only $4.99 that you can order right here.

Ordering information – via Paypal – is right here on the Dynamite Hemorrhage site. You can also go into Paypal directly and fire over your order to us at dynamiteh(at)outlook(dotcom). If you hate and don’t trust Paypal, get in touch and we can work it out.

After months of just yakking about it, my fanzine, Dynamite Hemorrhage #1, is printed and ready to ship. Those of you who’ve pre-ordered, I’m sending ‘em out today and tomorrow. Those of you who are interested in ordering – please do! Here’s what’s in it.

• A meaty interview with Chris D. (Flesh Eaters), focused solely on 1977-80 LA punk; Slash magazine; Upsetter Records and his band
• Retrospective and interview with Sally Skull, 1994-97 all female, criminally forgotten low-fidelity Scottish garage/art/punk band
• Interviews with Sex Tide and Household, two of today’s hottest young hitmakers
• Interview with the fellas from Bona Dish, an early 80s UK DIY band who’ve recently surfaced again thanks to a reissue of their cassette material
• A comprehensive piece by the editor of Fuckin’ Record Reviews blog on various obscure 80s/90s fanzines
• 56 record reviews, with many penned by Expressway To Yr Skull’s Erika Elizabeth
• 17 (lengthy) book reviews

It’s $7 plus shipping (alas, shipping being extremely expensive these days) to anywhere in the world. In the US, tack on an additional $2.50 for shipping; $5 in Canada; $9.70 for anywhere else on the planet. If that’s a little much for you, and/or if you’ve spurned old-school print in favor of digital, there is also a full-color tablet & computer version for only $4.99 that you can order right here.

Ordering information – via Paypal – is right here on the Dynamite Hemorrhage site. You can also go into Paypal directly and fire over your order to us at dynamiteh(at)outlook(dotcom). If you hate and don’t trust Paypal, get in touch and we can work it out.

Which one of these e-magazines for your tablet is not like the other?

DYNAMITE HEMORRHAGE fanzine #1 now available for iPad, Android and Kindle Fire tablets and for desktop/laptop computers, via Magzter!

There are two key advantages to reading our new fanzine this electronic way, as opposed to the print edition (which is probably still your better bet, since you can hold it in your hands, pass it around, let it “accumulate value"etc.):

• The tablet edition is in full color throughout, not just the cover
• The tablet edition is only $4.99, as opposed to $7 for the print edition

Hey, it’s an experiment on our end. I’m kind of blown away that Magzter even accepted it, and is retailing it next to Cosmo, BusinessWeek and so on.

If you’ve like to pre-order the DH #1 print version, which will be ready to ship by 12/31, come to our home page and click the Paypal link on the righthand side.

This is an “aborted” cover for Dynamite Hemorrhage fanzine #1. We went in a different direction for our first issue, which you can now pre-order for $7 plus shipping anywhere in the world. They’ll be sent out next week. More information here.