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• Volume 13 (2024)

• Volume 12 (2023)

• Volume 11 (2022)

• Volume 10 (2021)

• Volume 9 (2020)

• Volume 8 (2019)

• Volume 7 (2018)

• Volume 6 (2017)

• Volume 5 (2016)

• Volume 4 (2015)

• Volume 3 (2014)

• Volume 2 (2013 - 2014)

• Volume 1 (2012)

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• • Can I Have A Taste of Your Ice Cream?

    By LUCY O’BRIEN

• • ‘I Tried to Make Him Laugh, He Didn’t Get the Joke…’ – taking punk humour seriously

    By Russell Bestley

• • Spreading the message! Fanzines and the punk scene in Portugal1

    Authors: Paula Guerra and Pedro Quintela

• • ‘Nevermind the jahiliyyah, here’s the hijrahs’: Punk and the religious turn in the contemporary Indonesian underground scene

    By Hikmawan Saefullah

• • ‘Hey little rich boy, take a good look at me’: Punk, class and British Oi!

    By Matthew Worley

• • Process over product: The 1990s United States hardcore and emo subcultures and DIY consumerism

    Authors: Monica Sklar and Mary Kate Donahue

• • Punk and the city: A history of punk in Bandung

    By Frans Ari Prasetyo

• • From place to space to scene: The Roxy Room and the emergence of Manchester’s alternative pop culture identity

    By Philip Kiszely

• • Punk is punk but by no means punk: Definition, genre evasion and the quest for an authentic voice in contemporary Russia

    By Yngvar Bordewich Steinholt

• • Designing fascism: The evolution of a neo-Nazi punk aesthetic

    Authors: Ana Raposo and Russ Bestley
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