Difference between revisions of "Adventure In Bereznik"
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| − | '''Adventure In Bereznik''' was mostly a music [[zine]] written by Simon Murphy, based in north London, between summer 1984 and 1989. | + | '''Adventure In Bereznik''' was mostly a music [[zine]] written by Simon Murphy and [[Charlotte Cooper]], based in north London, between summer 1984 and 1989. |
Inspired initially by 60s/pop art graphics and the early Creation Records scene, it expanded its remit to take in a short history of ''The Avengers'' television show, John Sinclair's prison diaries, excerpts from an American travel diary as well social/political writing over the course of 9 issues. Several images from the zine were re-used in the packaging of the 80s indie compilation CD, ''CD86'', released in 2007. | Inspired initially by 60s/pop art graphics and the early Creation Records scene, it expanded its remit to take in a short history of ''The Avengers'' television show, John Sinclair's prison diaries, excerpts from an American travel diary as well social/political writing over the course of 9 issues. Several images from the zine were re-used in the packaging of the 80s indie compilation CD, ''CD86'', released in 2007. | ||
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Revision as of 20:14, 26 May 2011
Adventure In Bereznik was mostly a music zine written by Simon Murphy and Charlotte Cooper, based in north London, between summer 1984 and 1989.
Inspired initially by 60s/pop art graphics and the early Creation Records scene, it expanded its remit to take in a short history of The Avengers television show, John Sinclair's prison diaries, excerpts from an American travel diary as well social/political writing over the course of 9 issues. Several images from the zine were re-used in the packaging of the 80s indie compilation CD, CD86, released in 2007.
