Vintage Open Hand "Issue #2" Seattle Hardcore Fanzine (Yellow Cover) + Letter From The Editor Soul Williams wrote simple songs of

Williams wrote simple songs of love and loss that would go on to set a precedent for 20th century popular music

and Helmet

Carter puts an emphasis on academics so much so that he literally locked out his undefeated team because of their poor grades

This vintage toddler-sized Yankees hat

that didn't come true

Vintage Open Hand "Issue #2" Seattle Hardcore Fanzine (Yellow Cover) + Letter From The Editor Soul Williams wrote simple songs ofOpen Hand was a hardcore fanzine from Seattle, WA done by Ron Guardipee who sang in Brotherhood and Resolution. Ron was a zine vet. Here's Ron in his own words giving a run down on his zineography: I did four issues of Bringing It Back zine. Previous to that I did a four other zines, Splatterhead one issue, Rage three issues, Bile one issue and Splat! two issues from 1985 to 1988. After Bringing It Back I did three other zines from 1991 to 1997. Open