Cover of a zine titled 'Forced Output' featuring a collage of overlapping images of people in a crowd, with some wearing masks.

Forced Output #1
A fragmentary view on European DIY.

A small zine on Europe’s DIY punk scene. The first edition includes contributions by radio show Screamo Listening Sessions, Utrecht based concert booker Rotten Tooth Punk, socio-political centre Kubik in Trnava, Slovakia. Throughout you find small tour stories of various people from this scattered, but tight-knit community.

Edition of 30.

A5 zine with staple binding, printed on scrap paper of various weights and colours.

2023

An open magazine with overlapping, bold text and numbers across challenging backgrounds, containing words such as 'NAKE-A-J-CARD', 'BOOK-A-BAND', and dates like '6', '10', '11', etc.
Open magazine spread featuring interviews and reviews of music bands, including sections titled 'Screamo Listening Sessions,' 'Nick,' and 'Lypurá.'
Open magazine or booklet with two pages visible; the left page contains text and a black-and-white photo of a person, with a black box featuring the name 'JOHAN' and the subtitle 'terzizi de horde'; the right page has orange background with blocks of black text, including headlines 'MAX' and 'ANTHONY DESDRE'.
Open magazine spread featuring a section titled 'Book-a-band guide by Dima' on the left page with orange background and black text, and a map of Europe with various city and country labels on the right page.
A magazine page layout with overlapping black and white articles, images, and headlines, including the text "ON WHY WE SHOULD FORMAT WEIRDLY" and "TERA LASER RAIL".
Open magazine with interview article titled 'Dawn Ray'd - University of Victoria: On Black Metal, Anarchism, and Anti-Fascism'.
Collection of various printed pages, articles, photos, and illustrations arranged on a board or paper. The content includes text, diagrams, and images.
Open magazine with an article titled 'KUBIK: A COMMUNITY CENTRE IN TRNAVA, SLOVAKIA' on the right page with orange background, black bold heading, and text about a community center in Slovakian town. The left page features a black and white article with various headings and a graphic element, including the word 'FARAH' in bold.
Black background with white outlines of individual street or neighborhood map sections, some text labels are visible but not clearly readable.