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'''Herbert Haygood''' is a [[zinester]] and musician from Anchorage, Alaska, U.S.A. | '''Herbert Haygood''' is a [[zinester]] and musician from Anchorage, Alaska, U.S.A. | ||
− | Herbert Haygood is also known by his other names which include (but aren't limited to) Wrick Luv, Wrik Duplenty, and Richie. His zines include [[Garbage]] and [[Honey Mustard Stuff]]. He has also contributed extensively to the Anchorage [[punk]] zine [[AK Ink]]. | + | Herbert Haygood is also known by his other names which include (but aren't limited to) Wrick Luv, Wrik Duplenty, Wricky Bee, and Richie. The first [[zine]] he became involved with was [[StaleFish]] in 1989 with friends Ariel Brown, Phillip Rhodes, and Mike Woods. StaleFish focused mainly on the skateboarding culture. His first solo zine was [[Fonk Kid Zine]] which he produced in 1990. Other zines Haygood has composed include [[Garbage]] and [[Honey Mustard Stuff]] in the mid ninties. He has also contributed extensively to the Anchorage [[punk]] zine [[AK Ink]]. |
===Zines=== | ===Zines=== | ||
+ | *[[StaleFish]] | ||
+ | *[[Fonk Kid Zine]] | ||
*[[Garbage]] | *[[Garbage]] | ||
*[[Honey Mustard Stuff]] | *[[Honey Mustard Stuff]] |
Latest revision as of 05:25, 5 October 2011
Herbert Haygood is a zinester and musician from Anchorage, Alaska, U.S.A.
Herbert Haygood is also known by his other names which include (but aren't limited to) Wrick Luv, Wrik Duplenty, Wricky Bee, and Richie. The first zine he became involved with was StaleFish in 1989 with friends Ariel Brown, Phillip Rhodes, and Mike Woods. StaleFish focused mainly on the skateboarding culture. His first solo zine was Fonk Kid Zine which he produced in 1990. Other zines Haygood has composed include Garbage and Honey Mustard Stuff in the mid ninties. He has also contributed extensively to the Anchorage punk zine AK Ink.