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Jun/Jul 2011

122 str.

Broilers,Fucked up, Flogging Moly, NOFX, Adolescents, Gang of Four, Swans, Fugazi, Dwarves, Toxic Holocaust, Rezurex, Peter Murphy Bauhaus, Bonsai Kittens, Mick Harvey (Nick Cave)...

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Various – Ox Compilation #96
Label: Ox Fanzine – oxcd 83
Format:
CD, Compilation, Promo
Country: Germany
Released: Jun 2, 2011
Genre: Rock
Style: Rock & Roll, Hardcore, Punk
1 Toxic Holocaust– Nowhere To Run 3:45
2 Flogging Molly– Revolution 3:13
3 Let`s Wrestle– If I Keep On Loving You 2:23
4 Enablers– The Reader 2:42
5 Dwarves– The Dwarves Are Still The Best Band Ever 1:43
6 Adolescents– Branded 1:48
7 Atlas Losing Grip– All In A Days Work 2:34
8 The Turbo AC`s*– Into The Vortex 2:07
9 Kitty In A Casket– Midnight Thrill-Ride 3:02
10 Rezurex– A Vampire Kiss 3:22
11 Vibravoid– Seefeel (Edit) 2:30
12 Dan Webb And The Spiders– Everyone I Know 2:07
13 One Win Choice– Act Your Age 3:30
14 The Krays (2)– Drone 3:40
15 The Rebel Spell– All We Want 2:33
16 Choking Revenge– One Of These Days 3:12
17 Projekt Kotelett– Mein Herz 1:20
18 Weltraumschrott– 40 Wagen Westwärts 4:28
19 Krautbomber– Knallberge 1:52
20 Cocktailbar Stammheim– Landrattenromantik 2:41
21 Down In Cruz– Losing Again 4:20
22 Mountain Family– Money 2:58
23 Sbasstic– Dear People 3:15
Artwork – Tobias Göbel
Mastered By – KS Music
Given away free in a cardboard sleeve with German magazine `Ox Fanzine` issue #96, June/July 2011.

FOR PROMOTION ONLY! CD not to be sold separately from OX-Fanzine!
© 2011 for all songs by the bands/labels/publishers

For Promotion Only!

#1 Taken from the Album `Conjure And Command`
#2 Taken from the Album `Speed Of Darkness`
#3 Taken from the Album `Nursing Home`
#4 Taken from the Album `Blown Realms And Stalled Explosions`
#5 Taken from the Album `Born Again`
#6 Taken from the Album `The Fastest Kid Alive`
#7 Taken from the Album `State Of Unrest`
#8 Taken from the Album `Kill Everyone`
#9 Taken from the Album `Back To Thrill`
#10 Taken from the Album `Dance Of The Dead`
#11 Taken from the Album `Minddrugs`
#12 Taken from the Album `Much Obliged`
#13 Taken from the Album `Conveyor`
#14 Taken from the Album `Sangre!`
#15 Taken from the Album `It’s A Beautiful Future`
#16 Taken from the EP `Fame & Future`
#17 Taken from the Album `Matthias`
#18 Taken from the 7” `Weltraumschrott`
#19 Taken from the Album `Krautbomber 2`
#20 Taken from the Album `Cocktailbar Stammheim`
#21 Taken from the EP `Forging Favors Fools`
#22 Taken from the EP `Blossom`
#23 Taken from the Album `Yousuru`
Matrix / Runout: 704.575 OX CD - 83 #1
Other (Mastering SID Code): IFPI L173
Other (Mould SID Code): IFPI 3068

Ox-Fanzine is a monthly punk zine from Solingen, Germany, founded in 1988. It is edited by Joachim Hiller and has had many contributors. Besides its focus on punk subculture, it also covers similar genres, reviews of comics, books and films, and has included serial novels by authors such as Klaus N. Frick.[1]

By 2019, Ox had a circulation of 10,000 copies.

History
Ox-Fanzine was founded in 1988 by Joachim Hiller and Biggi Häußler in Heidenheim an der Brenz (Southern Germany).[2] Its first issue was published in January 1989.[3] The zine was named after the cat of Häußler, which appeared on the first cover.[4] After some time, Ox merged with the zine Faces the Facts and was joined by its editor Thomas Hähnel, but eventually Häußler and Hähnel left it to focus on other endeavours, leaving Hiller as the only editor.[5][4] In the 1990s, Hiller relocated to Solingen in Western Germany.[4][6]

Since the first issue of Ox-Fanzine there has been a page of vegetarian recipes and from there Hiller and his wife Uschi Herzer have published five cookbooks, the latest being entirely vegan.[6] In them, several artists have collaborated with their own recipes, including Steve Albini, Mille Petrozza, Bill Gould, and Reimer Bustorff of Kettcar.[7]

By 2005, Ox had a circulation of 12,500 copies, surpassing other German and American zines such as HeartattaCk.[8]

On 11 February 2009, Ox-Fanzine and the music association Cow Club from Soligen organised a show celebrating the 100th issue of the magazine with Wire, Jingo De Lunch, EA80, among other bands.[9]

On 7 February 2014, the zine celebrated its 25th anniversary with a show featuring the Ruts DC, the Generators, Asta Kask, and Vitamin X.[4]

In January 2019, its circulation was around 10,000.[3]

Recognitions
The Frankenpost has called Ox `the most important hardcore and punk magazine in the German-speaking world.`[10] The Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung described it as the `organ of the [German punk] scene`.[11] In January 2019, the newspaper Der Freitag wrote an article about how Ox has maintained a steady audience despite the decline of music magazines.[3]