Black Static (8 results)

Slick magazine. First edition. No 25 (October-November, 2011). It started out as THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE, also edited by Andy Cox - 42 issues published between 1994 - 2005. Two years later in 2007 it was relaunched as the dark fantasy and horror magazine BLACK STATIC, companion magazine to INTERZONE. Fine (as new) copy.

lick magazine. First edition. No 23 (June-July, 2011). It started out as THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE, also edited by Andy Cox - 42 issues published between 1994 - 2005. Two years later in 2007 it was relaunched as the dark fantasy and horror magazine BLACK STATIC, companion magazine to INTERZONE. Fine (as new) copy.

Slick magazine. First edition. No 21 (February-March 2011). It started out as THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE, also edited by Andy Cox - 42 issues published between 1994 - 2005. Two years later in 2007 it was relaunched as the dark fantasy and horror magazine BLACK STATIC, companion magazine to INTERZONE. Fine (as new) copy.

Slick magazine. First edition. No 24 (August-September, 2011). It started out as THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE, also edited by Andy Cox - 42 issues published between 1994 - 2005. Two years later in 2007 it was relaunched as the dark fantasy and horror magazine BLACK STATIC, companion magazine to INTERZONE. Fine (as new) copy.

Slick magazine. First edition. No 22 (April-May 2011). It started out as THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE, also edited by Andy Cox - 42 issues published between 1994 - 2005. Two years later in 2007 it was relaunched as the dark fantasy and horror magazine BLACK STATIC, companion magazine to INTERZONE. Fine (as new) copy.

Slick magazine. First edition. No 26 (December 2011-January 2012). It started out as THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE, also edited by Andy Cox - 42 issues published between 1994 - 2005. Two years later in 2007 it was relaunched as the dark fantasy and horror magazine BLACK STATIC, companion magazine to INTERZONE. Fine (as new) copy.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Black Static #78/#79 Double issue / editor Andy Cox; cover art Richard Wagner. Black static 2021. Paperback, VG, slight damage to spine. Binding strong and tight. 190pp., contents clean and bright. New fiction by ten writers, including Neil Williamson, Tyler Keevil and Zandra Renwick. "The most consistently excellent horror magazine published . a vibrant magazine that should be required reading for anyone" Ellen Datlow. RightWayUp Books aims to provide accurate and detailed descriptions. All images are of the actual book for sale - no stock images are ever used. Thank you for looking at this listing.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Iron Drummer is a comprehensive, high-intensity training program-engineered specifically to forge a body that can withstand and conquer the unique physical, neurological, and psychological demands of modern metal drumming.This is for players who understand that 240 BPM double bass endurance is not just "practice"-it's an athletic act. That blast beats at threshold tempo require not just wrist speed, but structural conditioning. That limb independence under fatigue doesn't come from natural talent-it comes from repetition under load, from drills that treat your limbs like autonomous engines, and from treating the act of drumming as what it secretly always was: a sport masquerading as art.Across 30 chapters of obsessively detailed instruction, The Iron Drummer builds a system. Not a suggestion. Not a vibe. A system-of training splits, biomechanical corrections, warmups that prime the CNS, pad routines that map your failures, and cooldowns that restore motor function. From resistance training to injury rehabilitation, footwork mechanics to grip modulation, this book fuses the science of physical performance with the raw, lived violence of extreme music.Inside, you'll find: A full weeklong hybrid training split, pairing lifting days with specific drumming domainsHigh-intensity pre-set drumming protocols that double as metabolic warmupsNeurological drills for timing accuracy and limb decouplingPractice pad routines built to destroy inefficiency and rebuild reboundBreathing, visualization, and recovery tools pulled from sport science and adapted for metalPost-gig decompression tactics to accelerate physical and psychological recoveryStudio-specific protocols for precision under isolationA brutally honest dismantling of performance collapse, mental fatigue, and inevitable injuryThis is not a method for hobbyists. This is the operational manual for drumming as war-physically, mentally, and emotionally. It does not pretend that performance is safe, easy, or endlessly sustainable. It confronts the toll. And then it teaches you how to pay that toll without falling apart.If you've ever felt your technique break down in the last third of a set.If you've ever walked off stage feeling like your limbs failed your ideas.If you've ever recorded a take so flat and lifeless it made you question whether you could even play.If you're tired of being told to "relax" when your body is screaming at 200 BPM.This is your blueprint. This is the book written for you-not the version of you who's coasting, but the one who's ready to rebuild from the ground up, with discipline, data, and rage.You don't need another YouTube warm-up video. You need a body that can do what your mind hears. A body trained not just to play-but to endure. To adapt. To survive. And to hit harder the longer the set goes on.The Iron Drummer isn't a title. It's an outcome.Pick up the sticks.Begin the work. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.