Journalism

If you're intrigued by the undercurrents that challenge mainstream narratives, "Notes from Underground" is a dive deep into the world of zines. It's a read that can connect you with the raw pulse of grassroots movements and give you a fresh perspective on how subcultures communicate and influence. It's perfect for those who appreciate the potency of DIY ethos and alternative media.

Despite the daunting challenge of learning a complex piano piece in a year, Alan Rusbridger, the editor of The Guardian, takes readers on a remarkable journey of personal growth and perseverance. Along the way, he provides fascinating insights from pianists, theorists, and neuroscientists. The book's unique feature is its ability to tie a seemingly personal challenge to world events like the Arab Spring and Wikileaks, making this a great read for anyone interested in music, politics, or both.

Recommended for music history buffs and fans. Provides insightful look at the underground and subversive music scene, featuring legendary bands like Black Flag, Sonic Youth and Husker Du.