Back in early May I did a spotlight on Alex Brown's pre-Schism, Loveseat Fanzine and planned to bring more of my favorite fanzines into the light for future entries. This time around it's Inward Monitor.
One particular photo which appeared in the pages of the Turning Point interview always stuck out to me. It was a photo of the band hanging out around a pool table, with the words, "Pool Hall Justice" around it. For some reason I just always thought that was a cool photo and nice change of pace from all the usual live shots. It also gave you a different look at the band outside of the standard hardcore setting.
Next time you see this issue of Inward Monitor on eBay or come across it on someones list for sale, do yourself a favor and snatch it up, you won't be disapointed. -Tim DCXX
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Fanzine Spotlight: Inward Monitor
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I hung around with Jon a lot back then. Great guy and a great zine. The next issue was awesome as well, focusing on the ABC scene that was really great then. He switched to half size format and put out a couple more issues after he moved to California around 1992.
Zine coverage suggestion; CRUNCHFACE, the best XXX zine of all time.
If you want any info on Crunchface, I'd be glad to provide some input. I am still in touch with most of the conspirators.
-Larry Bleachmouth
Crunchface was the best sXe zine of all time.
- Mr. Ultraviolence
Syracuse had nothing but love for the Crunchface movement. At times, I wish I was still Edge just to be able to somehow apply those quotes into my everyday life.
thanks for saying that.
i carry great syracuse memories around with me to this day.
-John
anyone know of any Crunchface pdf downloads? I lost all my old zines in the great bedroom flood of 1996.
jon released a video zine as well, featuring citizen's arrest, rorschach, me looking rly out of place, and other things. super wish i could find a copy someplace...
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