During august/early september, the 4th edition of Living In The City zine will be out.
As always, we’re talking a physical copy, as well as a PDF, that’ll be put up here, sooner or later.
But wait! More in in the pipeline.
I’ve noticed that some of you have requested the old articles as stand-alone files. That will soon be a possibility, as I’ll upload most of the old articles to this blog, during the fall.
So stay tuned!
Here’s the records that made it to the review-section in winter 2014 – and the records Jonas Slambert think you should check out.
Copenhagen has had it’s share of pirated radio broadcasts. From Radio Merkur, located on a boat, to Pirat Radio 101,8 in the old Ungdomshuset.
In 2014 a crew got together, and made yet another pirated radio station.
Inferno Photography has delivered solid gig photos to Living In The City, since the very beginning. Here’s from the first edition.
Fast food is not the easiest thing, when being vegan. Here’s a guide to those of you, who are stuck, looking for some snackin’. Oh, and since the article was written, Ahaaaa has switched from using egg in their bread.
Brudte Løfter is a still active hardcore punk band. Here’s how they saw things, back in the winter of 2014.
In the wake of a weekend-tour, Living In The City interviewed punkrockers Commie Cowboys.
In the winter of 2014, Living In The City sought out Tumor Warlord, a now defunct sci-fi punk act. Here’s how they where doing at the time.
