A cassette release from artists featured on the television show: Salon du Monde, Fremont. This soundtrack is a sonically adventurous mix of indie, instrumentals, ambient, spoken word, and genres heretofore unimagined. All artists were complicit accompaniment to a program heretofore unimaginable. Cassettes will ship in June 2024.

The Worst Generation Master Collection is an in-depth library of over 250 songs and 5 music videos featuring members Black Dave, Illadell, Kaizër, Martin Grooms, MJX, and Yung Half Dead.

A collaborative zine that brings together 23 creators from around the world to share their aspirations for a future where creativity is liberated

The digital zine that almost wasn’t. A one-off publication that, in many ways, tells its own story—the energy, creative passion, and very real challenges that almost kept it from happening. WOR(L)DS ZINE

The Autonomous Worlds Network’s first publication offers a new vocabulary for a new era of worlding.

A cookbook zine featuring recipes, essays, and artwork from a community of LGBTQ+ chefs, writers, and artists. All proceeds go to queer mutual aid organizations!

The Autonomous Worlds Network’s first publication offers a new vocabulary for a new era of worlding.

Do Not Research is a “detestable band of washed up millennial seapunks” and “zoomers obsessed with Mark Fisher”. It is also a highly active online community that publishes writing, visual art, internet culture research and more.

Whoa, Vol. 1 – Conversations To Make You Feel Human A limited edition print publication of 100 copies exclusively sold at Metalabel (for American collectors), and an unlimited digital edition worldwide. Also included: private podcast and YouTube feeds of each unedited conversation. By Sublime and Printernet.

Nine women, from graduates to grandmothers, were found not guilty for taking nonviolent direct action with Extinction Rebellion at the headquarters of one of the world’s biggest investors in fossil fuels, HSBC. [Main image: Sarah Cresswell]

In 2018, The Creative Independent published our first zine, featuring the emotional and practical wisdom of Philip Glass, Yumna Al-Arashi, Taja Cheek, and others on how to make a living as an artist. This is a digital edition of that work.

A collection of essays and images building on the themes and provocations made throughout works featured in Open Secret, a rolling series of screenings of internet cinema curated by Dana Dawud. The zine has been released in conjunction with the UK premiere of Open Secret and was designed and edited by Y7, a duo of post-disciplinary artists.