Difference between revisions of "Eurock"
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Contributing writers included Joe Carducci, Chris Cutler, Klaus Schulze, and Robert-Jan Stips, among others. | Contributing writers included Joe Carducci, Chris Cutler, Klaus Schulze, and Robert-Jan Stips, among others. | ||
| − | Contributions of artwork came from Greg Cannone, Norm DeValliere, Margaret Fabrizio, James Haley, Torger Houghen, Ray Klinger, K. Leimer, and Michael Roden, among others. | + | Contributions of artwork came from Greg Cannone, Norm DeValliere, Margaret Fabrizio, Wolfgang Fenchel with Tomas Gilsanz, James Haley, Torger Houghen, Ray Klinger, K. Leimer, and Michael Roden, among others. |
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| + | Contributions of photographs came from Buko, Le Orme, Magma, Osanna, Archie Patterson, Uli Trepte, and Christian Vander, among others. | ||
Featured interviews were with Holger Czukay, among others. | Featured interviews were with Holger Czukay, among others. | ||
Revision as of 02:09, 5 April 2014
Eurock is a fanzine by Archie Patterson.
Eurock started in 1973 as a spinoff to Patterson's radio show. It featured European experimental music groups, particularly bands from Germany such as Amon Duul, Can, Kraftwerk, and Tangerine Dream, and later bands and musicians such as Plastic People, and Sven Grünberg. At least 40 issues were released, with Eurock eventually becoming also a distributor of music and a record label.
Contributing writers included Joe Carducci, Chris Cutler, Klaus Schulze, and Robert-Jan Stips, among others.
Contributions of artwork came from Greg Cannone, Norm DeValliere, Margaret Fabrizio, Wolfgang Fenchel with Tomas Gilsanz, James Haley, Torger Houghen, Ray Klinger, K. Leimer, and Michael Roden, among others.
Contributions of photographs came from Buko, Le Orme, Magma, Osanna, Archie Patterson, Uli Trepte, and Christian Vander, among others.
Featured interviews were with Holger Czukay, among others.
