Stregoica 'zine, issue 3 (1991-92)
Interviews:
Mortician
God Macabre
Impetigo
Excruciate (swe)
Darkified
Phlegethon
Anatomy
Grave
Sigh
Sepulchral (fra)
Therion
Impaled Nazarene
Master's Hammer
Necromantia
Abruptum
Death SS
Vital Remains
Blood
Misery (swi)
Necrotomy 'zine
Libation
Catacomb (fra)
Cadavrosity
Occult (fra)
Pan-Thy-Monium
God Dethroned
Shub Niggurath
Mordor
Disastrous Murmur
Tormentor (hun)
Putrid (fin)
Deadly Dislocated
Frayeurs
Sinister
Visceral Evisceration
Disembowelment
Amorphis
Misanthrope
Putrid Offal
Burial Vault
Korsakov
Mythic
Sorcery (swe)
+articles, bios, gig and scene reports, reviews
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I'm off to Prague for a couple of days so I thought I'd leave you with something to kill time with until my unforeseeable return. This is a 'zine for change and one I scanned at yet another fit of insanity. Third issue of the classic French Stregoica 'zine, starting to move from death metal to black metal, though most of this issue is still death metal - like most of the bands around 1991 were. The interviews are in the death metal 'zine way, so many of them include odd and humorous questions - the seriousness hadn't yet settled in the authors, though they certainly were very dedicated into the underground. Most of the interviews are quite compact (=short). The bios and articles include bios sent by bands/labels as well as ones written by the editors, including for example Awakening, Sentenced, Eternal Darkness, Acheron & Sadist. Other sort of articles include "Thoughts of a Neutral Mind" where the guys interviewed people not into death metal about it and "Into the Pandemonium" which details some well-known demons. Also included are tons of old flyers, cool pics and archaic forms of well-known logos. A nostalgic read, especially for people into metal of death but recommended for other readers as well.
Thanks and enjoy your trip to the city of 1000 spires. I noticed you haven't used Narod lately but FYI it worked fine for me.
VastaaPoistaCheers,
@kp:
VastaaPoistaWell, made it back in one piece and certainly enjoyed the trip. Though I think I don't want to even see beer for a few days.
I've been using the three fileshares more or less evenly as of late, Narod works well but has the issue of limited storage time.
I am experiencing a little problem with Depositfiles. I have been trying to download the zine for 5 days, but Depositfiles keeps giving me the message that my IP has exceeded the allowed download limit. This is very strange because I hardly ever use Depositfiles at all. Can anyone give an advice how to go around this obstacle? Thank you.
VastaaPoistaOn a different topic, since you are discussing "Narod" file sharing capacities, may I recommend another Russian portal? "ifolder" is the name. It is much more reliable than "Narod" and does not have issues with timing, at least in my experience.
I'll have a Staropramen in your honor.
VastaaPoista@kp:
VastaaPoistaPlease do, I'll stick to other drinks for a few days more!
@Kurgan:
Don't know about that, can't recreate the issue but of course I am registered with Depositfiles (though not a paying member) so I think it works a little different anyhow. I'll mail you a temporary link, I'm not going to do a mirror here if there aren't many people with issues.