NO BULLSHIT #7

This isn't the biggest issue Corix released, but since he went from the Philippines to Saudi Arabia, he certainly has problems to make things work properly... Yes, you read it well! Saudi Arabia! It seems to me he's somekind of masochist, suicidal or something... What he says about the life conditions in there is quite frightening, peoples seem to be so narrow minded in there that you could get into troubles for no European common sense... (Few examples: You don't wear a mustache, you get fucked in the ass (True!), you drink alcohol in the streets, you're arrested by the police (It's fucking forbidden and they have to produce DIY alcohol to get drunk!))...

Anyway the content of the zine is still focused on underground support of extreme music. It's rather targeted on extreme metal and occurs to feature few hardcorish stuffs.
You'll find interviews that turn out to be more or less entertaining, depending on the bands' motivation (Few are quite dull: 1 line question/ 1 line answer... As if these bands had nothing to win and no one to turn on...). The reviews, that rather depicts the present moment when the listener is hearing the music, are not really my cup of beer: I'd like more comparisons/ analysis, and less influence of friendship (héhé)... Maybe illegal DIY alcohol do not help to open your spirit to higher visions of death that much... In this case an only solution: Drink macerated blood!!
There are few poems and stories. The layout is computer done and looks simple.
The way the editor depicts the life conditions and global state of mind in this country are interesting, I guess it could make think for a minute our "Get it all for free" cyber metal scene! This mini zine could be nice for big underground maniacs who need to read more about underground support, but for next time I'd like to see more depth and "philosophical" thoughts, if possible. Beware! There's a bear in your DIY beer!!!

Interviews: BLACK WINTER, BLOODY SIGN, FARASU, WATCH ME BURN, RON SACUEZA, EXTROVERT Zine.

Website: http://nbzine.cjb.net