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Tag Archives: Curt Cobain
going gutbucket: aesthetics of leftovers
by Art Chantry: i LOVE gutbucket, crappy cheapo printing. well, in all honsety, i love all printing processes (except inkjet. i think inkjet stinks). but, there is something about bad printing, that sort of printing you get when you spend … Continue reading
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Tagged art chantry, Curt Cobain, darth rumsveld, grant alden, grant alden the rocket, henry rollins, jack endino, Jack Endino producer, Kurt Cobain, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Nirvana Bleach LP, nirvana curt cobain, nirvana first release, Nirvana living in Tacoma, Soundgarden band, the rocket magazine, the rocket newspaper
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the spoken word and its double
Weird Stuff.But brilliant. Steve “Jesse” Bernstein. Allen Ginsberg, Burroughs, and Lou Reed; looking under the rocks of the American fantasy and examining a sensibility of the irrational when fantasy and reality are at each other’s throats. An American product but … Continue reading
the fiction of them and us
A very astute look at consumerism and what drives the spending cycle, though not everyone may agree. He debunks some long held and often cherished assumptions that have been mainstays since the Frankfurt school’s Adorno and Marcuse and proposes the … Continue reading
post punk: johnny rotten
by Art Chantry (art@artchantry.com) I’m not very comfortable with the new popular label “post punk”. to begin with, it denotes a time frame – it comes after ‘punk’, right? ok, so how do we define 1) “punk” and IT’S time … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Literature/poetry/spoken word, Music/Composition/Performance
Tagged Curt Cobain, Greil Marcus, Iggy Pop, jah wobble, Jamie Reid The Sex Pistols, john lydon, Johnny Rotten Sex Pistols, joy division, keith levene, MOJO magazine, phil strongman, post punk, Public Image Limited, The Ramones, the sex pistols, the sonics, Velvet Underground
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smile : happy days were once again…
by Art Chantry ( art@artchntry.com) THIS logo was used on a very popular little (3/4″) button that was a very trendy item worn in the punk scene in seattle. it gradually was lifted and used on a tshirt for the … Continue reading
d.i.y. perfection
you draw it stupid!!!… by Art Chantry (art@artchantry.com) this is one of the most brilliant and perfect logos in design history. “K” records was formed in olympia, washington, in the early 1980’s as a little indie record label intending to … Continue reading
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Tagged art chantry, beat happening, Beck, bratmobile, bruce pavitt, calvin johnson, Curt Cobain, curt cobain k logo tattoo, curt cobain tattoo, John Foster, john foster OP magazine, K Records, mary lou lord, mecca normal, Nirvana
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in the name of love… some kind of wonderful?
Godzilla with a skirt… by Art Chantry ( art@artchantry.com) TODAY’S weird piece o’ crap that i’m posting is this little note from courtney love. orpheum records on broadway in seattle was a small independent record store (long gone) that used … Continue reading
skulling with the morbid angel
“secretly important men”; a severe intensity that dissolved into a vanishing… Art Chantry (art@artchantry.com): This strange little comic is a sort of trifecta of mad genius. Drawn by the inimitable Blair Wilson and written by the exquisitely peculiar Wilum Pugmire … Continue reading
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