Band Zine

The format zines were built for. An interview, a couple of reviews, photographs from the room, and a list of what to listen to next. Made for anyone who runs a night, plays in a band, or just wants to put a scene on paper.

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What's in it

"Loud Room" — 7 pages, written and laid out:

1. Loud Room
2. Why This Exists
3. Interview — Replace With Your Band
4. Photograph from the show — replace this
5. Some songs need walls. You can't play them outdoors and expect anything to survive.
6. Records
7. Listings & Thanks

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