Chemical Imbalance Vol by Mike Mcgonigal (5 results)

Tenth issue of long-running independent music, art and literary magazine Chemical Imbalance, a true miscellany edited and published through several volumes and issues over the course of a decade beginning in the mid-1980s in Miami, FL. The original intention of being a conduit for everything from free jazz, Church of the Subgenius, alternative comics, punk, art criticism and occasional poetry persisted and carved out a model for what would later become the editor's Yeti magazine and Maggot Brain. This magazine eventually relocated to New York City. This issue features comics, poetry, record reviews, essays, surrealist and situationist prose, more ink than the world asked for. Missing the Bongwater, Tinklers, Uncle Wiggly, Dean Wareham, Beat Happening 7" Very good condition, very lightly worn, some soiling and scuffing to wraps, some toning to covers and text block, a few closed tears to edges Saddle-stapled, quarto, pictorial wraps, offset printed, 138 pp.…

Volume Two, First issue of long-running independent music, art and literary magazine Chemical Imbalance, a true miscellany edited and published through several volumes and issues over the course of a decade beginning in the mid-1980s in Miami, FL. The original intention of being a conduit for everything from free jazz, Church of the Subgenius, alternative comics, punk, art criticism and occasional poetry persisted and carved out a model for what would later become the editor's Yeti magazine and Maggot Brain. This magazine eventually relocated to New York City. This issue features scathing letter by Lydia Lunch, Interview with Charles Burns, Lester Bangs, Joe Coleman, so much more with comics, poetry, record reviews, essays. Missing the Sun Ra 7". Front cover by Charles Burns; back cover by Joe Coleman. Very good condition, very lightly worn, some soiling and scuffing to wraps, some toning to covers and text block, a few closed tears to edges Saddle-stapled, quarto, pictorial wraps, offset printed, 140 pp.…

Seventh issue of long-running independent music, art and literary magazine Chemical Imbalance, a true miscellany edited and published through several volumes and issues over the course of a decade beginning in the mid-1980s in Miami, FL. The original intention of being a conduit for everything from free jazz, Church of the Subgenius, alternative comics, punk, art criticism and occasional poetry persisted and carved out a model for what would later become the editor's Yeti magazine and Maggot Brain. This magazine eventually relocated to New York City. This issue features contributions from Mary Fleener, Calvin Johnson, Johnny Marr, Robert Sietsema, Sean Wolfe, Matt Groening, and much more. Interviews with Bill Viola, Negativland, Gilbert & Jaime Hernandez. Comix, record reviews, poetry, and more. Missing the Loud Fast Rules. The Mekons, Blue Hippos, Magnolias 7" Very good condition, very lightly worn, some soiling and scuffing to wraps, some toning to covers and text block, a few closed tears to edges Saddle-stapled, quarto, pictorial wraps, offset printed, 146 pp.…

4to. 140 pp. including semi-glossy color covers, with b&w illustrations printed on newsprint. Features an unpublished article by Lester Bangs ("All My Friends Are Hermits'), interview with Joe Coleman by Steve Cerio & Mike McGonigal, Raymond Pettibon, Charles Burns interview, Giselle Prassinos, Seymour Glass, Duplex Planet, NRBQ, Michael Brodsky, David Sandlin, Victor Brauner, issue dedicated to the Bridge Bookstore on East 7th Street New York City. Saddle-stapled zine. Light shelfwear. Very good, lacks the record. …

Limited to 2000 copies. Fourth issue of long-running music, art and literary magazine Chemical Imbalance, a true miscellany edited and published through several volumes and issues over the course of a decade beginning in the mid-1980s in Miami, FL. The original intention of being a conduit for everything from free jazz, Church of the Subgenius, alternative comics, punk, art criticism and occasional poetry persisted and carved out a model for what would later become the editor's Yeti magazine and Maggot Brain. This issue features poem by Casandra Stark; photos by Richard Kern; Interviews with Harvey Pekar, Angst, The June Brides, Kim Gordon, Minimum Wage, Naked Raygun, Psycho Daisies, 1/2 Japanese; more comix, poetry and record reviews. Missing the Sonic Youth / June Brides / The Chant / Broken Talent 7" Very good condition, very lightly worn, some soiling and scuffing to wraps, some toning to covers, a few microtears to edges Saddle-stapled, quarto, pictorial wraps, offset printed, 40 pp.…