Punk Faction BHP ’91 to ’95 is a collection of BHP fanzines that cover a range of subjects that were important to the youth of the 1990s and are still relevant to the alternative scene of today.
Containing short stories and reviews, as well as interviews with Green Day, Rancid, Jawbreaker, Quicksand, Sugar, Samiam, All Down By Law, and many more, as well as articles about issues such as equality, the environment, animal cruelty and politics, this is a look back to 90s youth culture and the UK hardcore music scene.
Contains previously published fanzines and punk rock ideas. Beware!
‘BHP was one of the many voices reaching out of the UK Hardcore scene during the ‘90s but it always did so with passion and purpose’ Tim Cundle
‘Much of my knowledge of music and view of the world is still influenced by those words’ Frank Turner
‘Infused each issue with enthusiasm, dedication and a love for the scene’ Tony Suspect
David Gamage has been writing for the music industry for over 30 years in the form of fanzines and reviews. He is now writing more full-length novels, mostly about the music he loves so much. Punk Faction is his first book release. He also runs his own record label, Engineer Records, that has over 250 releases.