A print archive of DIY punk ephemera, 1975–2020
Punk Flyers (1975–2020) compiles over 200 original gig flyers into a single, sequenced volume. The reproductions retain the material character of the originals: photocopy noise, cut-and-paste layouts, hand lettering, improvised grids. Nothing is cleaned up or recomposed. What you see is the source document, as printed.
The book runs to 240 pages in a compact 13 × 17 cm format — dense enough to function as a working reference, small enough to handle without ceremony. The span from 1975 to 2020 traces how punk graphic design shifted across scenes and decades: styles that recur, splinter, and reappear in altered form. The format makes that arc legible without editorialising it.
This is a practical catalogue of DIY punk ephemera — useful to collectors, graphic designers, and zine readers who want primary material rather than retrospective commentary. It belongs in the same category as other Music Books & Sound Culture publications that treat printed artifacts as documents rather than decoration.
Published by Masala Noir. Dispatched from Germany by Lokator100 in careful packaging, with accurate condition documentation.
