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ROCKTOBER #43
$4, 8½” x 12”, newsprint, 118 pgs.
By Daryl Gussin
Monday, August 06 2007
For a couple weeks, this zine has been in my room and every time I look at it puts a smile on my face. It seems like the only kind of zines I read can be broken up into two different categories: music magazines (MRR, Razorcake) and personal zines (Snakepit, Cometbus). And even though Rocktober is completely dedicated to music, when I read this, it doesn’t feel like I’m reading a magazine, maybe—and just maybe—because it’s a full-on, pure-blooded FANZINE! Ah, it takes me back to the hay day of fanzines and I wasn’t even alive then. If Jake Austen and crew weren’t writing these articles or conducting these interviews, no one would be. This is for fans, by fans. It’s truly humbling to read this zine because of how knowledgeable the writers are of so many different types of music. This is great. –Daryl (Rocktober, 1507 E. 53rd St. #617, Chicago, IL 60615)
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