POINT BLANK TEESSIDE - music fanzine

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Yep, that’s right folks - edition #37 of POINT BLANK TEESSIDE local music zine is now available to view online or download as a PDF.

With a whopping 44 pages (our biggest so far) there’s more than ever to pour over including interviews, gig reviews and columns and comments from those involved in the local music scene.

Featuring acts and artists such as:

Avalanche Party, Mouses, Benefits, Grave Faces, Royal Blood, Ramsey, Joe Solo, Cattle & Cane, Weathership, We Tibetans, Fiona Liquid & The Clique and plenty, plenty more.

100 percent free and 100 percent DIY. We hope you enjoy.

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Hoof for any fans of local music and arts

 

[grumpyoldgit]

Always appreciated and often leads me to a gig I wouldn't have spotted otherwise.

 

[the_gin_soaked_boy]

Echoing the above words! Great work and many thanks

 

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Cheers chaps.

Always nice to have positive feedback. We have a class music scene up here in Teesside and I sometimes think a lot of folk don’t realise or appreciate it.

 

[rkangel]

I always enjoy a read even though I don't live on Teesside.

 

[guisborough_rob]

I’ve found myself going through the back copies to find gigs I’ve been to that are reviewed. Just one so far….

 

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I’ve found myself going through the back copies to find gigs I’ve been to that are reviewed. Just one so far….

As a matter of interest Rob… which one?

 

[Fangdale Beck]

Fanzines certainly have moved on from this one I have

 

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As a matter of interest Rob… which one?

Dan Donnelly in Jan last year. Enjoyed the Frazer Lambert interview too which pushed me going to see him and then getting invited to sing on his re-recording of A Teesside Christmas last November. What an honour!

 

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Fanzines certainly have moved on from this one I have
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Yeah, mine is free

I actually used to make a very similar zine in Poland (POINT BLANK POZNAN) which was about 12 pages and black and white. You could barely read it and it cost about £20 to make. Happy days

 

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Dan Donnelly in Jan last year. Enjoyed the Frazer Lambert interview too which pushed me going to see him and then getting invited to sing on his re-recording of A Teesside Christmas last November. What an honour!

Frazer Lambert is brilliant… and class that you got to ended up teaming up with him too!

Big fan of Dan Donnelly too. He’s got some stories to tell and has contributed to the zine with a few columns too which is great.