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1981 unofficial but apparently approved green vinyl 10" on Bundestagdrucksache released in a limited numbered edition, with the recording of the show at SO36 Berlin on Nov. 7th, 1980. With two inserts.
Original 1982 first edition on Walter Ulbricht Schallfolien limited to 1000 copies with original innersleeve of TG's last studio recording made at RAI in Rome in 1981, one of their finest achievements.
Very rare original 1979 first edition with poster (included in the first 2000 copies only) on Industrial Records of the absolute classic third TG album, considered "the best industrial album of all time".
Original first edition of 3000 copies on Industrial Records of TG's very varied and confrontational second album, one of the fundaments of Industrial music. No calendar nor card included.
Before the internet collapsed distances and democratized distribution, the international noise underground operated through an intricate web of mail-order catalogs, hand-dubbed cassettes, and photocopied fanzines. Labels emerged from bedrooms and basements, their catalogs circulating through postal networks that connected isolated outposts of extreme sound across continents. Few figures navigated this world as actively as Frans de Waard, and few labels embodied its uncompromising spirit as purel…
Softcover, 244 pages, 21x21 cm What connects 1950s open-reel tape trading to Quebec's pioneering all-female punk band? How does Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac lead to Amon Düül and the Rote Armee Fraktion? Why should you know about Korla Pandit? And what exactly happened at Nijmegen's legendary Diogenes Club? The Third Annual - Korm Plastics' biggest and boldest yearbook yet - doesn't answer the questions you thought you had. It answers the ones you didn't know you were asking.
This third edition…
Translated into English for the first time, Alexandra Kollontai's gripping account of the early years of the socialist movement in Finland, originally published in 1906 and banned the following year with an arrest warrant issued for Kollontai: a first-hand report and political analysis of the organisation of workers against tsarist autocracy and capitalist oppression.
Kollontaï's writings give an overview of the early years of socialist history in Finland, in which she played an active role, and…
This book explores the theme of workers' struggles at the heart of Finnish director Erkko Kivikoski's 1973 film, drawing on a seminal report by writer Marja-Leena Mikkola on female industrial workers and placing both works in the broader context of the history of the Finnish labour movement.
A Shot in the Factory: Workers into the Frame is based on the 1973 Finnish film directed by Erkko Kivikoski. Set at the dawn of the neoliberal era, the film A Shot in the Factory [Laukaus Tehtaalla] tells th…
Edited, designed, and printed by Matrijaršija, this riso-printed book, which inaugurates the Tehnika series, is based on research conducted on the left-wing union of typographers and printers active in Yugoslavia in the 1920s and 1930s.
Optically Suspicious is a publication by Matrijaršija on the life, work, and cultural and artistic activities of the Union of Graphic and Typographic Workers of Yugoslavia. The book is the result of research in the Union's archives in the Printed Material Collect…
Luxurious reproduction of a sketchbook by Bruno Richard dating from 1987. This enormous ESDS opus includes numerous drawings in a raw, dirty and neo-primitive style. A type of drawing by Bruno Richard that would later be featured in the anthology Nègres Vulves Noires Bites. Preface by Gary Panter. Bruno Richard (born in 1956 in Curepipe, Mauritius) is an artist, illustrator and graphic designer. Co-founder with Pascal Doury of the magazine Elles sont de sortie in 1977, one of the first French gr…