Autocaust
biography
March 1923, in an interview with The New York Times, the British mountaineer George Leigh Mallory was asked why he wanted to climb Mount Everest, and replied, 'Because it's there'. When Seven Ten Bishop created Autocaust (the magazines and the music) it was because...[Read More]
Autocaust
In March 1923, in an interview with The New York Times, the British mountaineer George Leigh Mallory was asked why he wanted to climb Mount Everest, and replied, 'Because it's there'. When Seven Ten Bishop created Autocaust (the magazines and the music) it was because It was not there. They could not find a publication that said what they felt needed to be said or music that satisfied the specific tenor or topics that Seven Ten Bishop wanted executed. Seven Ten Bishop was on a mission, through both words and music, to blindfold the body of dissatisfaction and kill it. Through late night drinking sprays and all day musical fury sessions, Seven Ten Bishop wrote, screamed, pummelled, burned and hammered away at that which needed to die.
At All Costs
Autocaust
“This is scary. The songs go from industrial noise to punk experimentation-lots of fuzz and feedback. The lyrics are a stream of conscious journey through filthy back alleys and sexual weirdness. Apparently this project was conceived... [Read More]
“This is scary. The songs go from industrial noise to punk experimentation-lots of fuzz and feedback. The lyrics are a stream of conscious journey through filthy back alleys and sexual weirdness. Apparently this project was conceived, written, recorded, mixed, and packaged in a 60-hour period. Um, you can tell.” - Punk Planet Magazine
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By The Pound
Autocaust
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Autocaust Zine
issue 710
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Newest Issue.
Autocaust Zine
Autonomy Issue
By SevenTen Bishop & Friends featuring: Daniel Joshua Nagelberg, William P. Tandy, Gail Parson, Rob Funderburk, Lance Helgeson, Davida Gypsy Breier, Lord Xylar, Zebulun. Each with a unique handmade cover by Rob Funderburk and Kathryn Gritt... [Read More]
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By SevenTen Bishop & Friends featuring: Daniel Joshua Nagelberg, William P. Tandy, Gail Parson, Rob Funderburk, Lance Helgeson, Davida Gypsy Breier, Lord Xylar, Zebulun.
Each with a unique handmade cover by Rob Funderburk and Kathryn Gritt.
Autocaust Zine
Beef Issue
By Daniel Joshua Nagelberg and Zebulun. This issue is comprised primarily of online instant messages between the two writers. There are also some improvised pieces (sprays) written in a similar style to previous AUTOCAUST issues...[Read More]
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By Daniel Joshua Nagelberg and Zebulun.
This issue is comprised primarily of online instant messages between the two writers. There are also some improvised pieces (sprays) written in a similar style to previous AUTOCAUST issues. All the work is presented anonymously to coax the reader to hear two men write with one voice. This issue is the literary equivalent of a dirty bomb. Packed with barbs, vitriol and shards of ideas, complaints and insight the issue explodes off the page into your mind's eye. If you can sleep at night through the suffering of the world then you can handle BEEF. Or can you?
Autocaust Zine
Coincidence Issue
By Daniel Joshua Nagelberg, William P. Tandy, Davida Gypsy Breier, Lord Xylar, Zebulun, Lyn Lifshin, Androo Robinson, T. Kilgore Splake . . .Writers submitted unsolicited work to SevenTen Bishop from all over the country. These were sifted, collected and compiled. Afterwards...[Read More]
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By Daniel Joshua Nagelberg, William P. Tandy, Davida Gypsy Breier, Lord Xylar, Zebulun, Lyn Lifshin, Androo Robinson, T. Kilgore Splake . . .
Writers submitted unsolicited work to SevenTen Bishop from all over the country. These were sifted, collected and compiled. Afterwards the esteemed contributors of previous SevenTen Bishop projects were asked to create writing on the topic of coincidence. Can you really be ready?
Autocaust
Hard Pack
In an alley, drunk. Over a cup of coffee or six. During a bad phone call, a conversation you wish your attention was diverted from. When the doctor says "you are barely alive". Someone has stolen your identity.After work. Day after day after day...[Read More]
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In an alley, drunk. Over a cup of coffee or six. During a bad phone call, a conversation you wish your attention was diverted from. When the doctor says "you are barely alive". Someone has stolen your identity.
After work. Day after day after day.... You need that body sting. The mind pierce. The accupuncture on your life. You're all out of Kools, Camels and Marlboros. Luckily, you have an Autocaust Hard Pack in your breast pocket, already lit. 16 hand-rolled sheets of mental poison are at your fingertips ready to erode your mind and force you to forget your problems of the physical and mental world. Tear at the filter and unravel the supreme flavor of spite, irritation and total destruction. Inside you find the words that re-charge your system. Your blood is full of electricity and emotion. Becoming aroused was never this easy.