NOW TAKING PRE-ORDERS

** Pre-Order Now – out the first week of May 2016 **

Dynamite Hemorrhage #3 is an 84-page music fanzine devoted to
sub-underground music from the last five decades. Like the others, this
is an 8.5"x11" MAGAZINE with a color cover and B&W insides.

It features:

• The definitive story of THE VELVET UNDERGROUND APPRECIATION
  SOCIETY, as told through an interview with VUAS founder Phil Milstein.
  Find out what it was like to lead the secret society of Velvets fiends
  in the 1970s and how Milstein managed VUAS with the fans and with the
  Velvet Underground members themselves.
• An epic, Homeric oral history of wiry & jagged 1980s San
  Francisco pop band WORLD OF POOH, as told by band members Barbara
  Manning, Brandan Kearney and Jay Paget themselves, as well as choice
  anecdotes from those who witnessed their rise, reign and collapse
• In-depth interviews with four of the finest acts making rock and
  roll music in the year 2016: WHITE FENCE (Tim Presley); Portland, OR’s
  LITHICS; Oakland’s RAYS and Auckland’s THE COOLIES
• An interview with phenomenal lost folk singer SIBYLLE BAIER, whose
  early 1970s recordings from Germany appeared a decade ago and stunned
  the world. We found her & gave her the Dynamite Hemorrhage
  once-over, and then went and interviewed & celebrated five of her
  ghostly folk “heirs” (MAXINE FUNKE, JULIE BYRNE, ALLYSEN CALLERY, JOANNE
  ROBERTSON and MYRIAM GENDRON) as well as part of the piece
• “BELOW THE FLYING NUN”, Gregor Kessler’s piece on some of the wildest and most obscure New Zealand 45s of the 1980s
• An interview with SARA FANCY, aka “Sara” from early 80s UK DIY acts
  Sara Goes Pop and Amos & Sara. You’ll learn about her journey from
  the squats of Europe to the bodybuilding competitions of the 90s to the
  tranquil equine therapy practice she leads today. A fascinating glimpse
  and first look back she’s given on her time spent making music with Jim
  Welton (aka L Voag, Amos etc.)
• The first-ever posthumous interview with early 80s all-female
  Belgian punk band UNIT 4, who surfaced on the “FM-BX Society Tape” in
  1981 with four amazing songs of shimmering Kleenex/Delta 5/Au Pairs-ish
  brilliance
• David Perron’s “FREE FORM FREAKOUT” column of outside and experimental tape & LP releases from the last year
• Jay Hinman and Erika Elizabeth also wrote 82 record reviews devoted
  to the nether regions of sub-underground rocknroll and elsewhere

ORDER IT NOW & YOU’LL GET IN IN EARLY MAY, and that’s a promise!