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New Stuff Week of January 31, 2010

Published on February 6, 2010 0 Comments

Check out these new things before anyone else does. Then take their eyeballs, so they can’t check them out ever!

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ZINES

Fluke Magazine #8 $2

COMICS/COMIX/MINIS

Buffy the Vampire Slayer #32 By Joss Whedon $2.99

Crass Sophisticate #23 by Josh Reinwald & Justin Rosenberg $2

Crass Sophisticate #24 by Josh Reinwald & Justin Rosenberg $2

Crestfallen #2 by Sandra Sierra $3

Franz Kafka’s Poseidon by Jarod Rosello $4

Stories vol 2 Copy Matthew and Buster Swimming Free Hugs by Martin Cendreda $3

Tales From The Crypt #13 $3.95

Tank Girl Skidmarks #3 by Alan Martin and Rufus Dayglo $3.99

GRAPHIC NOVELS & TRADE PAPERBACKS

Crogan’s March by Chris Schweizer $14.95

Fables vol 13 the Great Fables Crossover by Bill Willingham, Matthew Sturges, and Mark Buckingham $17.99

Teenage Timberwolves Lust for Lightning by James Havoc & Daniele Serra $14.95

MAGS

Against the Current #144 Jan Feb 10 $5

Altercation #24 $3.95

Car Busters #40 $5

Dwell Mar 10 $5.99

Earth First vol 30 #2 Jan Feb 10 $4.5

Extra Feb 10 vol 23 #2 $3.95

Grafik #181 Jan 10 $19.99

Hails and Horns #16 WIn 09 $4.95

Haunted Times vol 4 #3 Win 10 $6.5

Hip Mama #45 $5.95

In These Times Feb 10 $3.5

Monocle vol 3 #30 Feb 10 $10

Namaste Vol 11 #2 $9.99

Nexus vol 17 #1 Jan Feb 10 $5.95

Progressive Feb 10 $3.95

Tattoo Life #62 $6.99

Tattoo Society #20 $7.99

Time Out Chicago Feb 4 10 $2.99

Trace #86 $5.99

Transworld Skateboarding Mar 10 $3.99

Vman #17 Spr 10 $5.5

Winq Win 10 $7.95

Z Magazine Feb 10 $4.95

LIT JOURNALS

826 Quarterly #10 Sum 09 $15

McSweeneys #33 $16

Pleiades vol 30 #1 $8

FICTION ‘N’ POETRY

Failure By James Greer $15.95

Orange Crush By Simone Muench $14.95

MUCKRAKING, MEMOIRS, AND MISCELLANY

Complaint, From Minor Moans to Principled Protests By Julian Baggini $15.95

Madame Curie Complex, the Hidden History of Women in Science By Julie Des Jardins $16.95

DIY/HOW TO BOOKS

Artist in the Office, How to Creativel Survive and Thrive Seven Days a Week By Summer Pierre $13.95

Little Green Book of Absinthe, an Essential Companion with Lore Trivia and Classic Recipes By Paul Owens $18.95

FINE, LOW BROW, AND GRAFITTI fART BOOKS

Cholo Writing, Latino Gang Graffiti in Los Angeles By Francois Chastanet $24.95

Autumns Come Undone By Shag $40

Open Book Drink and Draw Collaborations $24.95

Shadowplay by Mark Wilkinson $39.95

MAYHEM & OUTER LIMITS

Strange Case of Dr HH Holmes, World’s Fair Serial Killer by John Borowski $20

Hollow Earth, the Bizarre 60s Classic Back in Print By Raymond Bernard $16.95

Homage to Pan, the Life Art and Sex Magic of Rosaleen Norton By Nevill Drury $24.95

MUSIC

Band Crime Punk77 Revisited, a Photographic Look at the Band Crime and Punk By James Stark $14.95

Radiohead Hysterical and Useless By Martin Clarke $19.95

POLITICS

World Report 2010 By Human Rights Watch $25

PORN BOOKS

Season of Infidelity, BDSM tales From the Classic Master By Oniroku Dan $14.95

Exhibitionism for the Shy, Show Off Dress Up and Talk Hot By Carol Queen $15.95

Chunklet #20 Is Here!

Published on September 25, 2008 0 Comments

Now in stock for the awesomest price ever of $9.99 for 134 pages of the usual tiny font, the 20th issue of Chunklet (20 issues, 15 years!). Don’t miss Whirlyball with such bands as Arcade Fire, The Shins, Death Cab for Cutie and countless others. Laugh-out-loud funny Rock Sniglets, Music Journalist Application Form, Zine Fair Pick-Up Lines (That Failed Miserably) ["I'm not the do-it-yourself type...I'd rather do it with you."] — This is rockin’. That’s why this mag only comes out once every 3 years, because of its high hilariousness quotient. Chunklet makes fun of pretty much everything the cool kids listen to, which is why I love it. More music mags should have this many opinions, instead of just being a conglomeration of press releases the publicity agents are sending out. I mean, really, does EVERY magazine need to have Cat Power on the cover with varying pictures from the same photo shoot?

Bend Matrix Live at Quimby’s

Published on July 27, 2008 1 Comment

Dan Layne stopped by the store today and gave a short demonstration on the Bend Matrix. It is some kind of crazy sequencer that sends audio signals out to different speakers. So armed with an array of eight little speakers, a circuit bent drum machine and hand built tonal generator Dan proceeded to rock out the back of the store with crazy tones and cycling beats! Excellent!

Check out videos of similar Bend Matrix action

Tags: Bend Matrix, Circut Bending, Dan Layne.

Louder Than Your Mom Karaoke Tournament Fundraiser

Published on June 24, 2008 0 Comments

Our friends at Co-op Image Youth are holding a Karaoke Tournament Fundraiser at Ronny’s. If you’re in Chicago this Friday (June 27th) you should come, even if you’re not singing; karaoke singers need an audience! Here’s their details:

Be the Karaoke King/Queen you always knew you could be! Or just be mercilessly entertained! On Friday, June 27th Ronny’s (210. Suggested donation of $51 N. California Ave) will host Chicago’s first, one and only, Karaoke Tournament: LOUDER THAN YOUR MOM! at the door, contestants get in for free. Karaoke power-couple Joe and Liz Mason will MC the event as the First Round begins at 9 o’clock. There will be four rounds of competition. This event is held to benefit Cooperative Image Group.

Here’s how it will work: Karaoke contestants will compete in the contest, much like a marathon. They will be required to have a minimum of three sponsors who can donate up to four songs (depending on how far they expect their contestant to go) at $10 a song. A panel of audience judges will be rating the performances on a scale of 1- 10. Four finalists will receive a prize and trophy designed by Co-op Image Youth. The winner will receive a prize, trophy, and cash.

Incorporated in 2003, Cooperative Image Group is an interdisciplinary arts education and social entrepreneurship organization that facilitates programs with youth ages 6-21. Located in Humboldt Park, Co-op Image works with over 700 youth per year out of its Corner Art Center and approximately 400 additional community members through a number of outreach satellite projects. The programs Co-op Image creates include the production of a cooking show aired on CAN-TV, a screen-printing and design business, an audio/visual recording studio, mural painting, glass sculpting, documentary film-making and more. Co-op Image seeks funding through several channels, including a number of creative fundraisers and benefits, earned income, individual donors, and foundation and government grants. Benefits like LOUDER THAN YOUR MOM! account for approximately 30% of Co-op Image’s annual budget.

Check us out at: www.coopimage.org and to view our videos check us out at: http://www.youtube.com/user/coopimage.

Neal Pollack vs. Chris Connelly!!!

Published on February 20, 2008 0 Comments

Wow that would be a strange battle, but seriously we got two great events this week. So get off the couch, brave the cold and check em out! As always all events at Quimby’s are FREE!!!

Thursday, Feb. 21th, 7:00 PM

Neal Pollack reads Alternadad