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*Issue 8 (2 June-15 June 2008): [[Cry Wolf]], [[The Trons]] | *Issue 8 (2 June-15 June 2008): [[Cry Wolf]], [[The Trons]] | ||
*Issue 9 (16 June-29 June 2008): [[Antagonist]] | *Issue 9 (16 June-29 June 2008): [[Antagonist]] | ||
| − | *Issue 10 (30 June-13 July): [[Dynamo Go]] | + | *Issue 10 (30 June-13 July 2008): [[Dynamo Go]] |
| + | *Issue 12 (28 July-10 August 2008): [[Dick Dynamite and the Doppelgängers]] | ||
==Published Articles== | ==Published Articles== | ||
Revision as of 10:42, 28 July 2008
Mammoth is a live music and events guide, featuring short articles, that was launched in late February 2008. The zine was created by Matt Scheurich, Shane Dudfield and Pete Dawson. Initially funded by a Hamilton Community Arts Council Grant, later issues have been supported on advertising (primarily Auteur House). Printed on A4 sized paper, folding down to A7 size, the zine is released every two weeks. Since mid-May 2008 (Issue 7), Mammoth has been the sponsor of the Mammoth Top 8 on Contact 88.1 FM, with voting being undertaken via the Mammoth webpage.
Mammoth Issues Featuring Hamilton Bands
- Issue 1 (25 Feb-9 Mar 2008): Articles on The Datsuns and Dick Dynamite and the Doppelgängers
- Issue 4 (7 Apr-20 Apr 2008): Interview with Jon from 48May
- Issue 5 (21 Apr-4 May 2008; internet only issue): Amy Racecar article
- Issue 7 (19 May-1 June 2008): The Shrugs interview, Circle Jerk article
- Issue 8 (2 June-15 June 2008): Cry Wolf, The Trons
- Issue 9 (16 June-29 June 2008): Antagonist
- Issue 10 (30 June-13 July 2008): Dynamo Go
- Issue 12 (28 July-10 August 2008): Dick Dynamite and the Doppelgängers
Published Articles
- Mammoth task for trio to launch city gig guide by Jeff Neems, Waikato Times 25 February 2008
