Box 6

Scope and Contents The third issue of Infiltrator—which was published circa summer 1979—a fanzine that covered the punk and new wave music scenes in Washington, D.C. from 1979 to 1980. Edited by the pseudonymous Marie Provost, this issue included interviews with Robert Fripp, 999, Mars Everywhere, Sam & Dave, disc jockey Steve Lorber, and others, as well as many reviews of concerts and commercial recordings. D.C. musician and artist Michael Reidy is shown on the cover. Notable contributors to this issue of...

Scope and Contents The fifth issue of The Infiltrator -- which was published circa Spring 1980 -- a fanzine that covered the punk and new wave music scenes in Washington, D.C. from 1979 to 1981. Edited by the pseudonymous Marie Provost, this issue included an interview with the British power pop/post-punk singer Wreckless Eric, as well as a critics poll of 1979's best releases, many reviews of concerts and commercial recordings, scene reports, and essays on the rock & roll musician Roy Loney ,the emergence...

Scope and Contents The fourth issue of The Infiltrator -- which was published near the end of 1979 -- a fanzine that covered the punk and new wave music scenes in Washington, D.C. from 1979 to 1980. Edited by the pseudonymous Marie Provost, this issue included interviews with Sly & Robbie, and others, as well as many reviews of concerts and commercial recordings. The New York-based psychobilly/punk band The Cramps is shown on the cover. Notable contributors to this issue of Infiltrator included artist...

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Issue 2 of Washington Waves, a monthly fanzine that covered the punk and new wave music scenes in the Washington, D.C. area. This issue featured reviews of concerts by R.E.M. (a D.C. band that later changed its name to Egoslavia when the Georgia-based R.E.M. ascended in popularity) and The Breakers, as well as news about bands and various new releases.

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Issue 3 of Washington Waves, a monthly fanzine that covered the punk and new wave music scenes in the Washington, D.C. area. This issue featured reviews of concerts by The Keen, Teen Idles, and Tex Rubinowitz, as well as news about bands and various new releases.

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Volume two, issue thirteen of WDC Period, a punk and alternative culture fanzine from Washington, D.C. This issue, published in July 1988, features coverage of Fugazi, Fire Party, Bells Of, Vile Cherubs, Robert Plant, AC/DC, LA Guns, as well as fiction, writing, comics, and reviews.

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Volume two, issue three of WDC Period, a punk fanzine from Washington, D.C. This issue, published in September 1987, features an interview with Foundation and reviews of commercial recordings and concerts by Scream, the Descendents, Sun City Girls, Peter Catham, NoMeansNo, Zoogs Rift, the Grateful Dead, Big Black, Girl Trouble, Beatnik Flies, and more.

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Volume two, issue four of WDC Period, a punk fanzine from Washington, D.C. This issue, published in October 1987, features fiction, comics, and reviews of commercial recordings and concerts by Government Issue, Beefeater, Hyaa, Raging Slab, Saint Vitus, and Happy Go Licky.

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Volume one, issue fifteen of WDC Period, a punk fanzine from Washington, D.C. This issue, published in Fall 1986, features coverage of Grey March, Pussy Galore, Prevail, and other punk and alternative rock bands.

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Volume one, issue sixteen of WDC Period, a punk fanzine from Washington, D.C. This issue, published in 1987, features coverage of Savage Republic, Sonic Youth, Broken Siren, Government Issue, and more.