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Cover of the zine "discography 2000–2023: music, spoken word, and sound art" by luke kurtis. Minimalist and black-and-white, it shows the title, subtitle, author, and a graph-paper-style grid.

discography 2000–2023: music, spoken word, and sound art

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by luke kurtis

discography 2000–2023: music, spoken word, and sound art is a 32-page zine that traces over two decades of creative work by luke kurtis. Blending catalogue, memoir, and artist’s commentary, it documents albums, EPs, singles, and unreleased material while reflecting on the ideas and experiments that shaped them. More than a guide to the recordings, the zine reimagines the tradition of liner notes and album sleeves, offering stories, context, and insights that deepen the listening experience. At once personal and archival, it stands as a companion to the music and as a work of art in its own right.

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SKU: DSCO Category: Zines Tags: luke kurtis, retrospective, zines Brand: bd-studios.com

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Additional information

Artist

luke kurtis

Date

15 Dec 2025

Format

photocopied zine, staple bound

Pages

32

Dimensions

5.5" x 8.5"

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