Vintage Blood Book Fanzine "Issue 3" With Integrity 7" T-shirt Chain played a style of

Chain played a style of hardcore that was influenced by early Dischord bands but they did so with a Southern California aesthetic: bleached hair and beach bods and Bold shirts

This issue of Stand Strong is in great condition with no visible rips or tears

Monk began playing in New York City and helped usher in the bebop style that would dominate jazz for the rest of the century

and also featured fellow 4AD acts Scheer and Mojave

notable for its content and its significance

Vintage Blood Book Fanzine "Issue 3" With Integrity 7" T-shirt Chain played a style ofBlood Book was a fanzine done by Dwid Hellion, the singer of Integrity. A self described "meanzine," Dwid pulled no punches in his writing. The zine was an accurate journalistic portrayal of the Cleveland scene at that time, which was tough and unapologetic. They documented their own scene as well as giving interviews to bands that influenced them. Issue 3 is no different. They feature Cleveland's Ringworm and One Life Crew as well as Project X and