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| − | '''Some underground machine''' ( | + | '''Some underground machine''' (1998-200?) or '''S.U.M.''' is a [[zine]] by published by Simon Turnbull and Rebecca Cannon, in Collingwood, VIC. The review of '''S.U.M.''' in [[The new pollution]], page 74, refers to the [[zine]] as featuring "industrial imagery and collages which drive home the absurdity of the military entertainment complex we live in... Some Underground Machine is an industrial alarm clock with style oozing out of every page." |
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Revision as of 04:47, 11 January 2008
Some underground machine (1998-200?) or S.U.M. is a zine by published by Simon Turnbull and Rebecca Cannon, in Collingwood, VIC. The review of S.U.M. in The new pollution, page 74, refers to the zine as featuring "industrial imagery and collages which drive home the absurdity of the military entertainment complex we live in... Some Underground Machine is an industrial alarm clock with style oozing out of every page."
