Wind-up toy 1993–1996

Daten

1993 1994 1995 1996

5 ausgaben

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1993 #1

1993 #2

1994 #3

1995 #4

1996 #5

1993 Ausgabe 1

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40 Seiten

1993 Ausgabe 2

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40 Seiten

1994 Ausgabe 3

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56 Seiten

1995 Ausgabe 4

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80 Seiten

1996 Ausgabe 5

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128 Seiten

Über diese Publikation

Ausgaben:

5

Veröffentlicht:

1993–1996

Verlag:

Liz Clayton

Standort:

Chicago, IL United States (1993)
Ann Arbor, MI United States (1993)
Chicago, IL United States (1994)
Chicago, IL United States (1995)
Ann Arbor, MI United States (1996)
The author and journalist Liz Clayton published Wind-up, a zine capturing the 1990s indie rock boom, out of Chicago and Ann Arbor from 1993 to 1996. During this time, Clayton frequently traveled across the Midwestern and Eastern U.S. for shows, many of which are reviewed across the publication’s run. Interview subjects included the Mary-Timony-fronted Helium, prolific lo-fi arena rockers Guided by Voices, and Steve Albini’s cat Fluss. Wind-up also featured recipes, fanzine and city reviews, and columns by musicians themselves, including The Coctails on playing Lollapalooza, Yo la Tengo on a disappointing Late night with Conan O’Brien appearance, and Stephin Merritt on formulism in songwriting. Each issue was titled with a variation on the Wind-up theme, beginning with Wind-up toy and culminating in the thematic issue Wind-up butter cow, dedicated to Ohio’s musical past and present.

Über diese Publikation

Ausgaben:

5

Veröffentlicht:

1993–1996

Titelvarianten:

Wind-up toy
Wind-up frozen entree
Wind-up toaster pastry
Wind-up industrial burnoff
Wind-up butter cow

Verlag:

Liz Clayton

Standort:

Chicago, IL United States (1993)
Ann Arbor, MI United States (1993)
Chicago, IL United States (1994)
Chicago, IL United States (1995)
Ann Arbor, MI United States (1996)
The author and journalist Liz Clayton published Wind-up, a zine capturing the 1990s indie rock boom, out of Chicago and Ann Arbor from 1993 to 1996. During this time, Clayton frequently traveled across the Midwestern and Eastern U.S. for shows, many of which are reviewed across the publication’s run. Interview subjects included the Mary-Timony-fronted Helium, prolific lo-fi arena rockers Guided by Voices, and Steve Albini’s cat Fluss. Wind-up also featured recipes, fanzine and city reviews, and columns by musicians themselves, including The Coctails on playing Lollapalooza, Yo la Tengo on a disappointing Late night with Conan O’Brien appearance, and Stephin Merritt on formulism in songwriting. Each issue was titled with a variation on the Wind-up theme, beginning with Wind-up toy and culminating in the thematic issue Wind-up butter cow, dedicated to Ohio’s musical past and present.