The Alternative Education of a Chinese Punk - Tang Shui’en This article is presented as two imposed PDFs intended to be printed on A4 paper, resulting in an A5…
New Wave vs. Black Lung?! (1978) A flyer by John and Paula Zerzan denouncing a two-day punk benefit gig for the striking United Mine Workers (March 20–21, 1978) at Mabuhay…
The Clash = The Ca$h flyer (1982) A leaflet critiquing British punk band The Clash, published in Austin Texas circa 1982.
Consumer's Guide to The Jam - Collective Inventions (1982) A situationist critique of rock group The Jam and popular music culture generally. Published in…
Class struggle anarchism: A punk on the picket line, 1985 An anarchist punk reflects on the miners strike and supporting striking workers in Bristol. From …
"Too stupid to be alive" Jeff Bale's war on woke Comrade Motopu takes a closer look at extremism researcher Jeffrey Bale's politics and finds them to be extremely bad.
Anarchy #34 1982 Including: Barry Prosser death in custody, interviews with anarchopunk bands Crass and the Poison Girls, youth culture/music, against self-management, Labour Party's economic strategy,…
King Mob, Santa Claus and Selfridges: Christmas 1968 On situationist-inspired group King Mob's riotous intervention at Selfridges.
Programmatic Sketches - André Frankin Frankin sets out the concept of "No Future" and others. From Internationale Situationniste #4 (June 1960)
The End of Music: Punk, New Wave, Reggae, a critique - David and Stuart Wise A critical look at the UK's "rebel music" of the 1970s and its connections to situationist theory,…
“It’s your world too, you can do what you want”: the role of subcultural activism in stop the city protests (1983-1984) and its implications for political protest in Britain’ Paper written by Rebecca Binns in 2022 analysing the London Stop the City protests…
Direct Action (SolFed) #23 2002 partial Anarcho-syndicalist magazine, this issue focussed on music and culture.
