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Approximately 245 pieces of fan mail and other correspondence sent to Kinon from fans around the world, including questionnaires, zines, show flyers, photographs, handwritten and types letters, and other ephemera.

Content Description 36 pieces of correspondence sent to Sab Grey and Mark Haggerty of the skinhead band Iron Cross, comprised of inquiries from fans on album release plans and tour dates, expressions of admiration, and solicitations of photographs, flyers, records, scene reports, gossip, and music to review in a zine or include in a compilation. Many correspondents seek information about the DC Hardcore scene and sharing information about their local scene, or lack thereof. Correspondents include Jeff Clayton,...

Scope and Contents The John Brannon Correspondence collection (1982-1992, bulk 1982-1984) contains correspondence sent to John Brannon largely centered on his influential Detroit-based hardcore band Negative Approach, with additional materials relating to his subsequent post-punk outfit Laughing Hyenas. The correspondence encompasses fan mail, tour booking and merch distribution logistics, zine interviews and editorial requests, and personal correspondence. The collection tracks Brannon’s musical activities...

Abstract Posters, flyers, handbills, lyric sheets, record inserts, cover art and other ephemera from Limp Wrist's performances in Argentina, Australia, Canada, England, Japan, and the U.S. East Coast (Brooklyn, Manhattan), Midwest (Madison, Minneapolis, Chicago), and West Coast (Seattle, Portland, and throughout California). Some concert advertisements state that the shows are open to all-ages and reflect their straight-edge rejection of alcohol and drugs. The documents show an engagement in radical...

Abstract 40 items including posters, flyers, handbills, lyric sheets, LP inserts, record covers, audiocassette tape covers, and other ephemera, documenting the band's performances in Brazil, Canada, France, Japan, and Mexico, as well as in many U.S. cities. Included is the flyer for the band's first performance in 1991, as well as the poster for its final concert in 1998, which is an original linocut print produced by the noted gallery and printmaking workshop Taller Mestizarte. Also included are one...