Comments on: Nizang: A Guide to Malaysian Underground Music Fanzine Culture

By: hasrul

hasrul — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 05:41:02 +0000

proud of u nizang, great infomtive artcles, gudlak 4 nervous distro too

By: here

here — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 14:35:43 +0000

here…

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By: aedie

aedie — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 03:52:20 +0000

i’m impress gd articles here

By: huzaiba

huzaiba — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:09:29 +0000

Nice job Nizang.. impress

By: pie-say

pie-say — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 18:23:02 +0000

awesome articles nizang. those were the days. atriot, just to answer on your question, nah i havent seen none. or possibly i missed any of them.

p/s unfortunately, i lost hundreds of my personal collection due to facts that i leave it in my hometown and was thrown away by my father. i still regret it till today.

By: countess

countess — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 20:16:04 +0000

ahh..blasting concept! it was the only reason for me to wake up early every wednesday & ’serbu’ the campus outlet to get a copy of it..back in the ol’ days lah.

i met cyborg, the mastermind of the comiczine UNDER ONE FLAG (UOF) from blasting concept, and yes..i met my other half (yatt, UOF’s artist) from that comiczine also. (see? in a way, you did play a big part in my luvvyduvvy story lorrr..heheheh…).

p/s: still didn’t get the CD that i won til today..hehehhee…but nevermind. my name was there…in blasting concept weyyyy! wuhuuu…

By: atriot_vl

atriot_vl — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 11:09:50 +0000

It’s very interesting to see this article as I was also wondering what happened to zines in malaysia.
I am also one of those people whose life was changed by Blasting Concept. Used to waited with bated breathe for every wednesday (making it the most anticipated day of the week during my school days) to get Blacting Concept. I remember getting 2 copies each of the paper and pulling out only that 1 or 2 pages and dumping the rest of it.
Would rreally like to see some follow up articles to this introduction to zines in msia. Like what is going on now? Some expansions from the points mentioned above.
One of the best zine I’ve ever read was Cometbus. Is there anything like that locally?

By: thee dr.

thee dr. — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 20:34:00 +0000

shit…there wer a lot of east coast zines-i can’t remember the names but i remember interviewing D.P.S.A. (Dok Pakai Sket Arang/No Use At All) and brutal scane for nazee in kuantan-shit..i think my timelines getting mixed up here-too many substances-okay it was either him or someone in k.b…anyhoo a couple of comments on the 90’s-blasting concept was indispensible to spreading underground music-the first one i ever read was the bollocks and it also introduced me to bands like damage digital,melt-banana,fist of fury,protest,dust components,disorder track,smash the system,amid the mimic,another and many more-we were even featured in it after our guiness stout-fuelled mar 30 show at the now-defunct cactus club with sputum,basic rights,and muck (static had cancelled)…as for fida i never got to meet her-or i might have-we played in muar and segamat-props to the durrrty south-they showed us a lot of love-at one time i recall her being the premier fanzine editor in the country-someone correct me if i’m wrong?

By: fade2nothing

fade2nothing — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 12:12:11 +0000

bro , i think why not juz list up all the list of the fanzine that been made … lets made a tribute to them …

p/s : its wil better to know whut the editor been doing currently … :) amacam ada braney ka ?

By: xnizangx

xnizangx — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 11:21:59 +0000

yeap, i meant to write about ROTTW…it was a last minute work, and i tried to find my first issue of ROTTW (my elder sister bought for me) at my kampung but it’s lost somewhere in the room. i tried to surf but couldn’t find the exact year…thanks for the info dude.