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Patti Smith's elegiac account of starvation, art, and Robert Mapplethorpe. A manual for survival in a dead city.
The Denmark Street archives. Uncensored biographies, out-of-print fanzines, and the raw truth behind the legends.

Patti Smith's elegiac account of starvation, art, and Robert Mapplethorpe. A manual for survival in a dead city.

A brutal, vomit-stained autopsy of The Cure's formative years and Lol Tolhurst's descent into alcoholic oblivion.

A brutal autopsy of the greatest rock and roll suicide in American history.

The sensational, controversial, myth-making 1980 biography of The Doors' Jim Morrison.

A brutalist autopsy of the modern pop era, stripping away the mythology of the tortured genius to reveal the ruthless industrial machinery that pressed joy into plastic.

A cynical, brutal examination of the racist underbelly of punk rock history.

The unvarnished, high-speed autobiography of Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister.

A sprawling, chaotic, non-linear brain dump from a man terrified of losing his creative spark to sobriety and a broken toe.

Peter Hook's brutal, unsentimental dissection of Joy Division's rise, the claustrophobia of Salford, and Ian Curtis's tragic end.

A brutal, uncompromising examination of Cliff Burton's life, his revolutionary bass playing, and the 1986 Swedish bus crash that shattered American metal.

A brutal, uncompromising look at the man who forced heavy metal to evolve.

Stanley Booth bled out on a typewriter for fifteen years. The result is the definitive, horrifying document of 1969.