Otto Buj (Sold Out Fanzine, Filmmaker)

This week on the show Damian is joined filmmaker and former Sold Out fanzine publisher Otto Buj! Otto has just put out a fantastic documentary about the early formative days of Detroit hardcore and is here to talk all about the history of punk in Rock City. Listen in as the two talk: being too late for the glory days, the dividing line between hardcore and punk, why punk in Detroit was different and so much more! Not to be missed and don’t miss Otto’s new film: “Dope, Hookers and Pavement: The Real and Imagined History of Detroit Hardcore”! Available here NOW: detroithardcoremovie.com Also touched on: A Detroit punk nerd-out Finding hardcore from your older brothers The 84-85 jumping off point out growing the box: Laughing Hyenas, Husker Du and Fugazi Punk versus Hardcore The genius of Brannon 10 months that changed hardcore Ian MacKay is not a huge Tremor Records collector The Flesh Columns  The Spys and the Dry Heaves  The Windsor Connection Band grow out their hair and start to solo Being too late for the hardcore you were looking for Samhain Youth of Today, Henry Rollins, Boom And The Legion Of Doom and a dead dear skull Depression Records and the true weirdos of Detroit  AND SO MUCH MORE! Brought to you by VANS