From Steve Fallis -- At Both Ends zine has been pretty quiet over the past few years but coming this fall will be a final issue. This is something special I’ve been planning for a while; it’s going to be really cool so hopefully you’ll dig it.
This thing is going to be a monster in the 160-page range with full colour covers on some nice, coated paper. Expect something really slick. Some of the major articles will include Sick Of It All, Bane, Shai Hulud, Shook Ones, Greg Bennick, Anchor, To Kill, and Wait In Vain, and a ton more. There’s just too much content to list here.
Every zine will come with a double 7” compilation; each band listed will contribute two brand new songs (which we wrote about earlier today).
-Grade: A brand new recording from 4 original members of one of Canada's best. They’ve been broken up for seven years but are back in the studio recording specifically for this.
-Bane: Their first new recording since The Note was released four years ago.
-Between Earth And Sky: Greg Bennick of Trial’s new band along with members of Strain and By A Thread.
-Unrestrained: From Portland, OR. Includes former members of Desperate Measures, Pulling Teeth, and The Dead Unknown.
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No date has been set for preorders but that will likely happen in late August or early September.
If you have any questions at all then please email me as I don’t spend much time on message boards anymore.
info [at] atbothendsmagazine [dot] com
3 comments:
Oh man i hate it when a zine ive never heard of calls it quits.
But all jokes aside, I wish there was more zines and things like that. I think there really needs to be more involvement in the HC scene besides just starting a band that sounds identical to the 19 other bands playing the same city every show.
Yeah we get it... Metal, metal, metal, heavy heavy heavy, BREAK DOWN, metal metal metal, SOUTHERN ROCK!!, metal, metal.... Its been done 100000 times before people.
You must have been living under a rock. At Both Ends is definitely one of the best zines of the last 10 years. The interviews were never typical, and the reviews were always honest, as opposed to sucking the asshole of everyone that sends them free stuff like most zines do.
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