Hey folks! Just wanted to let all of you know that we posted a new story on The Menzingers. Check it out, and look for our November issue in the coming weeks, which will feature stories on Strike Anywhere, O Pioneers!!!, a look at art collectives in Philly, and more.

To view the Menzingers piece, go to www.unboundculture.com


Cheers!

Brian

Hey folks! Check out our new issue. It features interviews with Bad Religion, Anti-Flag, Tigers Jaw, and even Peter Tork of the Monkees! Also, new columns, album reviews, and other feature stories to check out.

www.unboundculture.com

Cheers!

We have a lot of great stories slated to be published in our September/fall issue! We'll be running interviews with Bad Religion and Anti-Flag, perhaps the biggest bands this zine has yet to cover!

We'll also be running a story profiling the DIY arts scene in Philly, a feature story on local band Tigers Jaw, and much more, including new album reviews and new columns. We're also going to run a story on Organizing for America, which has been pushing hard for a healthcare bill. We wanted to feature this activist organization because as you've probably seen on the news, this topic has dominated headlines and has caused uproars at town hall meetings across the county. This issue just may define the Obama Administration's first term for better or worse, depending on what happens in the next few months.

Our summer issue is up! It features stories on Off With Their Heads, Food Not Bombs, the Primavera Fest in the UK, So Long, Pluto, album reviews, columns and more!

www.unboundculture.com

So, we're getting ready to roll out a new full-length issue for July that we're stoked about.

Our feature story will be on Off With Their Heads, one of the catchiest, grittiest blue collar punk bands currently on No Idea Records.

We're also going to be running a story on the local band So Long, Pluto, a slew of new articles by our columnists and album reviews. The local branch of Food Not Bombs will also be highlighted, as we try to commit to running one activist-oriented article per issue. We're also bringing back the artist profile beat and making it a regular feature every full-length issue.

Cheers!

Brian

We posted four new stories for our June mini-issue.

Check out our feature story on Asian Man Records' The Hot Toddies, a new indie media review, another summer movie preview and a story on Ladyfest, a national festival celebrating music and art that will be coming to northeastern, PA in July.

www.unboundculture.com


Cheers!

Brian

So, we have another mini-issue planned. For June, we're going to be posting a story about The Hot Toddies, currently signed to Asian Man Records. The all-female quartet from Oakland is really rad. They mix indie rock with bubblegum pop and salacious lyrics about being horny. No joke!

We'll also be posting a new indie media review and a new summer movie preview story that focuses on films coming out during the second half of the summer.

We'll be doing some Myspace posts and various blurbs once these new stories are online.

Enjoy the holiday weekend.

Cheers!

Brian

So, we just created a Twitter account yesterday!

http://twitter.com/unboundculture

Feel free to add us, so you can read about interviews we have lined up and future stories.

Also, if you haven't yet, check out our May issue!

http://www.unboundculture.com

We also just posted a review of the EP by our friends in the Menzingers. I think we may be the first publication to actually review this.


Brian

Hey folks! Our May issue, which is also our one-year anniversary issue, is up as of tonight!

www.unboundculture.com

It features an interview/feature story on Chris Wollard of Hot Water Music. He talks a lot about his new band, Chris Wollard and the Ship Thieves. We also have interviews with Paint it Black and the Riot Before, and also a great feature story on And the Moneynotes. There are also some fashion tips from our DIY fashionista Lea Phillips, album reviews, political/activist columns and much more.

Check it out!

www.unboundculture.com

Cheers!

Brian

Hey folks! Please come out to a benefit show  for our friend Charlotte Lewis, who was seriously injured while riding her bike a few weeks ago. The show will be at the Vintage Theater on Wyoming Avenue in Scranton on Sunday at 5 p.m.

There will be music, poetry, theater, dancing, food and gifts for sale, as well as a raffle. Some of the bands playing include The Swims, The Ginger Ales, Donnie Kirchner, and some random members of other local bands.
Poets include Jim Warner, Andrea Talarico, Erin Delaney, James Crane, Eric Wilson, Jessica Meoni and Mike Ambrose.
Tickets are a $5 minimum donation. The money will be used to help defray the cost of her medical expenses.
Brian