Razorcake

Razorcake is a non-profit, volunteer-run zine dedicated to independent music, specifically punk rock and related subgenres. Founded in 2001, the zine is known for its extensive record reviews, interviews with bands and figures in the DIY music scene, and personal essays related to music and punk culture.

Unlike some music publications that focus on mainstream or commercially successful artists, Razorcake prioritizes coverage of independent, unsigned, and underground bands and artists. The zine's emphasis is on promoting and supporting the DIY ethic and independent music community.

Razorcake is published several times a year in physical print format, as well as having a significant online presence. The zine's website features archived content, new articles, and information about how to subscribe or contribute.

The zine's name, "Razorcake," is intended to be provocative and memorable, reflecting the often challenging and abrasive nature of the music it covers.