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Rix-Hayes, D. 'A., & Wilson, T. (2025). Punk Flyer Archive 1990-2000. Amherst, Massachusetts: Soundscape Press.
Abstract: << Punk Flyer Archive 1990-2000 picks up where its predecessor left off, chronicling the next turbulent decade of punk's evolution. With hundreds of images, including both classic and obscure bands, this 350+ page volume captures the scene as it splintered and globalized. >>
(SOURCE: https://www.amazon.com/Flyer-Archive-1990-2000-DArcy-Rix-Hayes/dp/1069156817/ )
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Rix-Hayes, D. 'A., & Wilson, T. (2025). Punk Flyer Archive 1980-1990. Amherst, Massachusetts: Soundscape Press.
Abstract: << This is a comprehensive collection that captures the art and spirit of hardcore punk through authentic show flyers. This book preserves the gritty, DIY culture of the '80s hardcore scene, highlighting how these hand-drawn, Xeroxed, and pasted flyers became iconic symbols of a cultural revolution.
Fom coast to coast, these flyers became visual records of the sound, rage, and passion that transformed music and culture. Every page of this book captures the evolution, intensity, and DIY ethos that made the hardcore punk scene so powerful for so many. Get ready to relive a decade of unfiltered, raw, and uncompromising energy. >>
(SOURCE: https://www.amazon.com/Flyer-Archive-1980-1990-DArcy-Hayes/dp/1069156809/ )
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Milazzo, A. (Ed.). (2026). Heavy Metal Demo Artworks. Sevenoaks, Kent, U.K.: Heavy Metal Artwork Publishing.
Abstract: << Heavy Metal Demo Artworks is a journey into the underground, showcasing the raw visual language of demo tapes that fuelled heavy metal’s rise from the 80s through the 90s. This collection gathers hundreds of covers, inserts, and layouts that defined the sound and look of the underground, long before mainstream success.
Every piece reflects the intensity of the era—from hand-drawn logos and photocopied collages to crude designs born of necessity and passion. These artworks are snapshots of bands in their most uncompromising form, capturing the hunger, rebellion, and creativity that kept metal alive in rehearsal rooms, tape traders’ collections, and word-of-mouth networks across the globe.
This book is more than a visual archive—it’s a history of heavy metal in its rawest state. A tribute to the underground spirit, where demos weren’t just recordings but declarations of intent. Essential for collectors, metal fans, and anyone drawn to the unfiltered energy of the scene. >>
(SOURCE: https://heavymusicartwork.com/products/heavy-metal-demo-artworks )
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Shock, A. Rites of the Abyss. The Genesis and History of Greek Black Metal (A. Milazzo, Ed.). Sevenoaks, Kent, U.K.: Heavy Metal Artwork Publishing.
Abstract: << Rites of the Abyss. The Genesis and History of Greek Black Metal reveal how the Greek black metal scene started and evolved through three decades. It covers the bands, record labels, recording studios, fanzines, live venues and festivals that supported this unique and resilient scene and described the historical and social background in which the artists were challenged to create their music and make their bands reach an international level. The book documents a scene with innovation, resourcefulness and versatility.
It also tries to uncover why and how the black metal scene of a small country in the southeast made such an impact worldwide. Interesting remarks and memories from old and young members form the backbone of this book, with an in-depth analysis and memoir of the whole phenomenon, but, above all, a result of obsessive love and infernal dedication.
Featuring Rotting Christ, Varathron, Necromantia, Thou Art Lord, Disharmony, Nergal, Twilight, Kawir, Macabre Omen, Medieval Demon, Embrace of Thorns, Terra Tenebrae/Souslkinner, Death Courier, Slaughtered Priest, Aenaon, Lucifer's Child, Akrotheism, Celtefog, Dødsferd, Drama Noir, Funeral Storm, Katavasia, Empire of The Moon, Chaosbaphomet, Serpent Noir, Synteleia, Yoth Iria, Ravencult, Αχέροντας, Zaratus, Godblood (Cyprus), Temple Of Evil (Cyprus) and more. >>
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Milazzo, A. (Ed.). (2025). Black Metal er Krig: Black Metal Flyer Archives Vol.1. Sevenoaks, Kent, U.K.: Heavy Metal Artwork Publishing.
Abstract: << Black Metal er Krig captures the ferocious spirit of the second wave of black metal, spanning the late 1980s and early 1990s. This book is a visual journey through the raw, uncompromising world of black metal, featuring bands, flyers, demos, and self-produced materials that defined one of the most extreme underground movements in music history.
Every page immerses the reader in the dark, anarchic aesthetic of the scene—high-contrast black-and-white imagery, hand-drawn logos, cryptic symbols, and chaotic, collage-style layouts that mirror the intensity of the music. From legendary Norwegian acts to influential underground bands across Scandinavia, these artefacts reveal a culture built on DIY ethics, rebellion, and complete independence from mainstream recognition.
More than a collection of promotional materials, Black Metal er Krig documents the creativity, ideology, and defiant spirit of a movement that forged its own identity. It is an essential resource for fans, collectors, and anyone fascinated by the extreme, self-produced art and uncompromising ethos of black metal.
Including interviews with: Ulver, Wardruna, Finntroll, Tribulation, Alcest, Devilment, Enslaved, Hjelvik, Mortiis, Vrîmuot, Cadaveria Hail Spirit Noir, Opera IX, Night Crowned, Moonsorrow, The Amenta, Taubrą, Katatonia, Norvhar, Elvenscroll, Noctiferia, Downfall Of Gaia, W.E.B., Tristania, Månegarm and Ultar. >>
(SOURCE: https://heavymusicartwork.com/products/black-metal-er-krig )
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