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their art. FED UP fest is a yearly three-day festival of music, zines, and workshops which celebrate queer culture in the punk community. It also serves as a benefit project for PROJECT FIERCE CHICAGO which aims to reduce the number of LGBTQ youth who are homeless through transitional housing and support services.
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Club-wise, Psycho:Drama in
Bristol was a passionate advocate of queercore and maintained a presence for alternative queer youth in the city for over 4 years. Collectives in the North West of England such as Manifesta, and Lola and the Cartwheels, promoted and organised alternative queer events whilst
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are a multi-instrumental low-fi band with a fluctuating line-up based in
Seattle, Washington. Along with these new bands, queercore pioneers Team Dresch reunited in the mid-2000s for several tours. The underground Chicago DIY punk scene remains a safe haven for queercore artists to flourish and share
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also became a record label, and began to release its own queercore compilations, singles, and albums, and was crucial to the development of queercore. The first recordings by Tribe 8 and Pansy
Division were released by the label. Some of the bands appearing later in the mid-1990s on the label include
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by David
Ciminelli and Ken Knox was published by Alyson Books. It traced the history of the movement in the 1990s in the United States, and included interviews with some of the contemporary musicians who have been inspired by it. Queercore became an increasingly international phenomenon in the early
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were crucial to its development and to communication between members of the subculture. Hundreds of zines formed an intercontinental network that enabled queercore to spread and allow those in smaller, more repressive communities to participate and learn about bands, labels and scene activists. The
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In the 2000s, queercore club nights and events continued to take place throughout Europe and North
America. In Los Angeles' Silver Lake neighbourhood an underground queer music scene was in existence at the monthly queercore club called "The Freak Show" hosted by the leather bar The Gauntlet II for
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by Matt
Wobensmith, these last two later functioning as music labels. These zines, and the movement, are characterised by an alternative to the self-imposed ghettoization of orthodox gay men and lesbians; sexual and gender diversity in opposition to the segregation practiced by the mainstream gay
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by REB. The zine BIMBOX published statements such as "You are entering a gay and lesbian-free zone...Effective immediately, BIMBOX is at war against lesbians and gays. A war in which modern queer boys and girls are united against the prehistoric thinking and demented self-serving politics of the
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is an internet database of scanned queer zines that continues to grow. All these developments allowed queercore to become a self-sustaining and self-determined subculture, expressing itself through a variety of mediums independent of the straight and gay establishment.
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and was yet another way to connect the like-minded. Queer groups active in the UK included
Edinburgh QueerMutiny, Queers Without Borders, Queer Mutiny North, Cardiff Queer Mutiny and Queer Mutiny Brighton. A number of these are organised as Queer Mutiny groups.
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in 1991, offered an opportunity for all those involved in the scene to meet. Although organizer Steve LaFreniere was stabbed outside the venue at the end of the night, he quickly recovered and the event was deemed a success. Spew 2 took place in
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by Curran Nault brought renewed attention to queercore via a historical overview and theoretical exploration of the homology between queer theory/practice and punk theory/practice at the heart of queercore mediamaking. Retrospective documentary
1258:, Anonymous Boy and the Abominations, Bunny and the Lakers, Jane Danger, Swishin' Duds and Mariae Nascenti. All these films impacted the scene and broadened the scope of queercore to include film as another of its mediums of expression.
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and the rights of the individual; more generally, queercore bands offer a critique of society endemic to their position within it, sometimes in a light-hearted way, sometimes seriously. Musically, many queercore bands originated in the
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there was a burgeoning queercore scene, fuelled by aforementioned groups such as Queer Mutiny, Homocrime, and record labels such as Local Kid arranging shows and releasing records by bands and artists such as Corey
Orbison,
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Sullivan, Caroline (1992-12-17). "Queer to the core – The pop establishment has always had a handful of gay stars colourful, eccentric, lovable. But now there's 'queercore', a radical gay music movement with attitude".
748:, which takes place in a different city each year, has been hosted by Berlin, Rome, New York and London in the past. In 2004 and 2005, a group of queercore bands toured throughout the U.S.; the tour was called
562:, Mark Freitas and Joanna Brown organized a monthly "Homocore" night that featured queercore bands performing live, offering a stable venue for the scene to proliferate; most of the bands mentioned played at
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653:, prettypony, and Fagatron from the U.S., Skinjobs from Canada and, from Italy, Pussy Face. Of these early queercore labels, Chainsaw and Heartcore are still active and are still releasing new material.
649:, Addicted2Fiction, Crowns On 45 and Ninja Death Squad. These bands, many of whom are no longer together, constituted the 'second wave' of queercore bands which also included IAMLoved, Subtonix,
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709:, IAMLoved, and Nick Name and The Normals (aka Kent James) played regularly. In Toronto, the queercore scene thrived for a number of years at the monthly club Vazaleen, or Club V, run by
768:, as well as the Brazilian band Dominatrix. Other new labels include Queer Control, which features the bands Pariah Piranha, Tough Tough Skin, Nancy Fullforce, Once A Pawn, and others.
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emerged. Both groups deviated from the oppressive homonormative tendencies. "In many ways the angry- girl genre owes its existence to punk homocore 'zines..." writes Emily White in
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to metal. Three Dollar Puta was a synth punk queer core band from Los
Angeles. Also citing metal as an inspiration are ASSACRE, a one man fantasy metal/spazz noise act by artist
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also supported and released material by queercore artists but in the mid to late 1990s several other small labels, alongside
Outpunk, sprung up solely devoted to queercore.
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by Sarah Adorable (of Scream Club) and Devon Devine, which brought the third wave of queercore to the screen. In 2008, G.B. Jones released the feature film
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to better reflect the diversity of those involved, as well as to disassociate themselves completely from the confines of gay and lesbian orthodoxy.
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bands involved in queercore were not necessarily queer but their ethics were motivation for supporting this movement. Other bands, such as
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ethos in its place in order to create a culture of its own; and opposition to oppressive religious tenets and political repression.
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for queercore bands, continuing in the path of Homocore Chicago and leading the way for other, similar clubs to come in the 2000s.
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As with punk and hardcore, queercore culture existed outside of the mainstream, so amateur-produced and inexpensively photocopied
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was released the same year. An oral history put together from the transcripts of the film as well as additional interviews called
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increased, many queercore zines could be found online as well as in print. Queercore forums and chatrooms, such as
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2183:"Queercore's Punk Media Subculture: Curran Nault's book sheds new light on being queer and punk - Qmmunity"
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is seen by many to be the catalyst that pushed the queercore scene into existence", writes Amy Spencer in
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by Michael Carmona debuted in 2008, both films playing regularly at film festivals around the world.
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The first issue was released in 1985, with a manifesto entitled "Don't Be Gay" published in the
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combine riot grrrl punk with classical and traditional Jewish music influences; similarly,
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became a record label as well, and began to release recordings by newer bands such as
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were influential in their depictions of queer subcultures. In 1990 the editors of
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in 1993. These Spew events also included musical performances by queercore bands.
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also introduced anti-homophobia messages into their songs at this time, while the
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in 2001, 2002, and 2003. The Bent Festival was held in Seattle in 2002 and 2003.
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has been influential as well. Queercore groups encompass many genres such as
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editor Deke Nihilson's band. Shortly after the release of the tape
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directed by Selene Kapsaski. The film was released in 2017 by
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ceased publication and a new crop of zines arose, such as
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du Pleissis, Michael; Chapman, Kathleen (February 1997).
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following soon after; inspiring, among many other zines,
2022:"HAF: Queer Riot at the RVT - Cabaret - Time Out London"
1652:"Spew 2 is the carnivallike convention of queer misfits"
1914:"DIY Queer Feminist (Sub)cultural Resistance in the UK"
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bands wrote queer-themed songs, and Gary Floyd of the
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2016 saw the premiere of the queer punk rock musical
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were involved in both movements. Along with Outpunk,
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attitude of punk was integral to queercore as well.
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2301:Wiedlack, Maria Katharina (2015).
1887:"FED UP FEST: FED UP FEST Website"
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1451:Dickinson, Chrissie (1996-04-21).
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1938:"Music | Tuff Enuff Records"
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1750:"Trebay, Guy, "Queers in Space",
1714:. NYC, U.S.: Delta. p. 406.
1590:"Spew: The Queer Punk Convention"
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1543:C: International Contemporary Art
1518:Krishtalka, Sholem (2007-01-04).
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1202:Rise Above: A Tribe 8 Documentary
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1959:"Reviews | Various Artists"
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666:This Is The Salivation Army
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2003:. The F-Word. 13 June 2014
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