Zine - EXD, VOLUME 3, ISSUE 7

This issue came out in July 2003. The issue features an interview with Legion666 just before "Black Goat Armageddon". Sokme bands from Wisconsin were through and so there was interviews with Hot Carl and Modern Machines. We also had in the Wednesday Night Heroes from Edmonton and I laughed my ass off through the whole interview.

Flyer - Thursday January 20, 1994

Zine - Rear Garde #39

Issue #39 of Rear Garde features interviews with Fugazi, Trapt, the Doughboys, Scott B. Sympathy, Anal Chinook, Alien Sex Fiend, Berurier Noir, and 24-7 Spyz. There is additional writing with scene reports and concert and music reviews which provide a fantastic cultural time capsule.

MRR Review - Doughboys "Home Again" LP

Tim Yohannon wrote a review for MRR of the first Doughboys  LP. This appeared in issue #77, which came out in October 1989. Click on image to enlarge it to a readable size.

Flyer - Sunday, December 11th, 1988

The Doughboys were supporting the "Whatever" recording. Courtesy of Noxious Art archives.

Zine - Photo Drome #2

 This is a photozine compiled by Rita Laberto. When Photo Drome came out it reminded me of “Welcome to Cruise Country” which was a photo zine that MRR did at the time. The theme of “Cruise Country” was to capture photos of the European bands. There was lots of attention on the North American bands, but MRR wanted to demonstrate the greatness of activity in other countries. Most photozines were limited to their local scene. That was what was easiest for photographers. Shoot pictures of local bands and the bands that came through town. This was the second issue for Photo Drome and I think Rita had made contacts from the first issue with photographers from around the world. Issue 2 got to incorporate photos from some scenes in Europe.  So although there were pictures of bands from Toronto which included D.O.G., M.S.I., BSL, the Nunfuckers, and Missing Link there were photos of bands that had played in Toronto like Life Sentence from Chicago, Hyper as Hell from Ohio, Pillsbury Hardcore from Pomona, SNFU from Edmonton. There were also international bands in this zine. Larm from Holland, Indigesti from Italy, the Skeezicks from Germany, Heresy from England. The list goes on and it is an impressive one. It was impressive to us back then because these were bands we had only read about. Photo Drome  was a window to the international hardcore scene. Photo Drome made us feel like we had something special in our scene. The zine was professionally printed with colour on the cover which was rare back then for underground zines. And Photo Drome was bound so pages didn’t come apart from the staples not holding. It was just an all round awesome hardcore scrapbook. Click on the cover above to witness the late 80’s hardcore scene in Toronto, the bands that passed through and the bands that inspired us. Here is a list of the bands photographed:

- Alternative Inuits
- Life Sentence
- Youth of Today
- Straight Ahead
- Capitalist Alienation
- Scream
- Indigesti
- Negazione
- Cheetah Chrome Motherfuckers
- Stinky Rats
- Wolf Pack
- New Balance
- Confront
- Pillsbury Hardcore
- Kina
- Larm
- Dead Brain Cells
- Missing Link
- D.O.G.
- Raw Power
- Hyper as Hell
- Nunfuckers
- The Ramones
- Heresy
- False Hope
- SNFU
- Bad Brains
- Guilt Parade
- Circus Lupus
- MSI
- Skeezicks
- G.I.
- Accused
- Outface
- Dead Milkman
- Agnostic Front
- Crach Box
- P.E.D.
- Half Off
- B.S.L.
- Henry Rollins Band
- the Doughboys

Flyer - Thursday April 21, 1988