Print

[crossfiyaaa]

Hello. Trainwreck is a fanzine that is sometimes outta new york, sometimes seattle. if you want a copy, email moshforjesus@gmail.com with a mailing address. I will send you one for free, or if you want you can send me a buck or something.

Issue Five is a buncha stories about Brooklyn and Europe, kinda looking for punk in all the wrong places, sometimes the right ones.

Issue Four is a long story about Wallace, Idaho (Northwest woot woot), a humor piece from a pop-punker, lyrical prose from a pop-drinker, a story about Detroit from a whiskey-drinker, and another story by a flop-flunker about Bent Outta Shape and being in 8th grade.

You can also find them regularly at Singles Going Steady or Left Bank Books. OR random record/book stores around the country/NW. Thanks for paying attention.

[ChrisCrusher]

I'm going to have to see if they're at Singles next time I go in, otherwise, I'll e-mail you for one.  ARe you located in Seattle?  Maybe I can just buy one off you?

[Dan Halen]

Hello. Trainwreck is a fanzine that is sometimes outta new york, sometimes seattle. if you want a copy, email moshforjesus@gmail.com with a mailing address. I will send you one for free, or if you want you can send me a buck or something.

Issue Five is a buncha stories about Brooklyn and Europe, kinda looking for punk in all the wrong places, sometimes the right ones.

Issue Four is a long story about Wallace, Idaho (Northwest woot woot), a humor piece from a pop-punker, lyrical prose from a pop-drinker, a story about Detroit from a whiskey-drinker, and another story by a flop-flunker about Bent Outta Shape and being in 8th grade.

You can also find them regularly at Singles Going Steady or Left Bank Books. OR random record/book stores around the country/NW. Thanks for paying attention.

I'm def gonna have to check this zine out.  I really think keeping zines going are key to a vibrant scene. 

[crossfiyaaa]

Hey Chris - yeah i am in Seattle, for another month at least. Well, I am living in the suburbs with my parents before I move to Connecticut for a little while. So yes you can buy one off me if you act fast.

Dan - I agree somewhat. Maybe not the key, but at least a bobby pin to help pick the lock. So uh, you should get one I guess. Send me your address and I'll hook it up.

[Dan Halen]

Hey Chris - yeah i am in Seattle, for another month at least. Well, I am living in the suburbs with my parents before I move to Connecticut for a little while. So yes you can buy one off me if you act fast.

Dan - I agree somewhat. Maybe not the key, but at least a bobby pin to help pick the lock. So uh, you should get one I guess. Send me your address and I'll hook it up.

Yeah, bobby pin might be a better term    I sent you a PM.

[Amber]

I really dig this zine. Razorcake reviewers dig it too: http://razorcake.org/site/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=11789

[ant_acid]

Sounds like a good read. Email sent.

[Amber]

The most recent issue was another gem. Check it out, guys!

God Equals Genocide call it one of their "favorites."

[ryanremains]

Hello. Trainwreck is a fanzine that is sometimes outta new york, sometimes seattle. if you want a copy, email moshforjesus@gmail.com with a mailing address. I will send you one for free, or if you want you can send me a buck or something.

Issue Five is a buncha stories about Brooklyn and Europe, kinda looking for punk in all the wrong places, sometimes the right ones.

Issue Four is a long story about Wallace, Idaho (Northwest woot woot), a humor piece from a pop-punker, lyrical prose from a pop-drinker, a story about Detroit from a whiskey-drinker, and another story by a flop-flunker about Bent Outta Shape and being in 8th grade.

You can also find them regularly at Singles Going Steady or Left Bank Books. OR random record/book stores around the country/NW. Thanks for paying attention.

Hey, I just got back from tour, so I'll get you something in the mail this week.  Thanks, can't wait to read the zines.  Peace.

[ryanremains]

here i've been back from tour for over two weeks and still have not made it to the post office...i'll get there this weekend for sure.  sorry about that.