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| − | '''Cunt Fear''' was a punk [[zine]] published by Star Whore. | + | '''Cunt Fear''' was a [[punk]] [[zine]] published by Star Whore. |
Published in San Jose, CA, the first issue appeared in 1994. The title was derived from a song by the UK band Crass. '''Cunt Fear''' was a vehicle for Star Whore to publish the photographs of punk bands she had taken at shows. Bands appearing included Bikini Kill, U.S. Bombs, Exene, Assfort, Tribe 8, Stone Fox, Joan Jett, Lunachicks, 7 Year Bitch, Debbie Harry, Cypher in the Snow and Boss Hog. Also included were reviews of shows, interviews with such luminaries as [[G.B. Jones]], and editorials about various events in the life of Star Whore. | Published in San Jose, CA, the first issue appeared in 1994. The title was derived from a song by the UK band Crass. '''Cunt Fear''' was a vehicle for Star Whore to publish the photographs of punk bands she had taken at shows. Bands appearing included Bikini Kill, U.S. Bombs, Exene, Assfort, Tribe 8, Stone Fox, Joan Jett, Lunachicks, 7 Year Bitch, Debbie Harry, Cypher in the Snow and Boss Hog. Also included were reviews of shows, interviews with such luminaries as [[G.B. Jones]], and editorials about various events in the life of Star Whore. | ||
Revision as of 00:41, 16 February 2007
Cunt Fear was a punk zine published by Star Whore.
Published in San Jose, CA, the first issue appeared in 1994. The title was derived from a song by the UK band Crass. Cunt Fear was a vehicle for Star Whore to publish the photographs of punk bands she had taken at shows. Bands appearing included Bikini Kill, U.S. Bombs, Exene, Assfort, Tribe 8, Stone Fox, Joan Jett, Lunachicks, 7 Year Bitch, Debbie Harry, Cypher in the Snow and Boss Hog. Also included were reviews of shows, interviews with such luminaries as G.B. Jones, and editorials about various events in the life of Star Whore.
Cunt Fear ceased publishing in 1999; at this time a new zine emerged with the title Oblivious Nation, by the same, albeit more mature, editor, who now calls herself Miss Oblivious.
