(Revista) D-Generation issue 1 + CD + 8 Polaroid Reprints

D-Generation issue 1 + CD + 8 Polaroid Reprints

Revista

Editora: Ultra Mail Prod (Hong Kong)

Data: Fevereiro 2024

(UMP/D-Generation001)
96 pages, A5 size
Full color offset printing
Limited to 400

CD
track list:
01) The Apostles / We Buy A Hammer For Daddy
02) Cotton Ferox / The Sun Of Man
03) Val Denham / You Only Hurt Yourself
04) Val Denham / Grey Rabbit
05) Nanavesh / Monomania
06) Ov Stars / Funeral Boots
07) Rapoon / Sentinal
08) Retirement Community / Friendship Is Magic
09) Chandra Shukla / A Teaching
10)Tone Generator & Body Without Organ/ The Pain Of Eternal Existence
11) We Be Echo / Inside Life's Wire
12) We Be Echo / Centro Iberico

A 96 page A5 perfect bound bookzine

On the cover is a photo of Genesis P-Orridge I took at Centro Iberico in 1979. This is a limited run magazine/book (400 copies only) . It is sure to quickly become a collector’s item  
D-Generation has interviews and chats from people there at the time - people such as Dave Farmer, AKA Nanavesh, who chats about his mis/adventures with Gen back in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Carl Abrahamsson talks about his time with Gen, Lawrence Burton discusses what industrial means to him. Alice Genese talks of her time in Psychic TV. Chris Low talks about Centro Iberico. Stephen Mallinder (Cabaret Voltaire) reveals his early adventures in electronica. Jack Sargent interviews the legendary Vale (Re/Search). Chandra Shukla talks of Gen. Nick Soulsby discusses the late 70’s/early 80’s bedroom band phenomena. I am interviewed by Marcy Angeles, Jordi Valls reviews shooting the film ‘Catalan’ with Gen, and we have a tribute to the Memphis legend, Mike Honeycutt, who sadly left us in 2023.
It’s full of stories, photos, memories and anecdotes.  
The magazine also comes with an exclusive CD with The Apostles, Chandra Shulkla, Cotton Ferox, Nanavesh, Ov Stars, Rapoon, Retirement Community, Tone Generator, Val Denham and we be echo. 
An additional bonus comes in the form of 8 polaroid reprints that Dave Farmer took at Beck Road.