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[[Image:Unsigned zine.jpg|frame|Unsigned cover]] ...]], metal, goth and rock), and it champions unheard and insigned bands. '''Unsigned''' is also a forum for publishing new talent in music journalism and photog

'''Black Sunday''' is a [[zine]] edited and published by Katie Dirge. ...rterly and features weird, morbid and gothic pieces. Also the zine reviews unsigned bands and also classic albums.

...in 2005, each issue features interviews, reviews and articles relating to unsigned bands and the local music scene and is now on it's eighth issue. Bands inte [[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Zines from the UK]] [[Category:2000's publications]]

'''Bruce Pavitt''' was the publisher of [[Sub Pop]], a music [[zine]] based in Olympia, WA. The first issue appeared in 1979. The name "Sub Pop ...ines and three cassette compilations. The cassette tapes featured music by unsigned American bands, and artwork by soon-to-be-famous cartoonists Peter Bagge an

'''Sub Pop''' was a music [[zine]] published by Sub Pop Records founder [[Bruce Pavitt]]. It was based in Ol ...ines and three cassette compilations. The cassette tapes featured music by unsigned American bands, and artwork by soon-to-be-famous cartoonists Peter Bagge an

...by The Futile Press in Lakeport, California, U.S.A. It was a digest sized zine of around 14 pages and was initially published monthly. The first two issue No. 10, July 1937 includes the unsigned article "Some Notes On Lovecraft" and came with a supplementary advertising

Pretty Vacant zine is an e-mail rock (punk-rock, rock-n-roll, etc) [[zine]] created by Meghann, Kylee and Kei. It takes it's name and inspiration fro ...nterviews with both independent and major label rock bands, and even bands unsigned to any label. Also included are interviews with record labels, editorials,

* [[The Tara-ble Zine]] * [[Texta Zine]]