HIGHLY UNSTABLE PRESS
We print what trembles. We spread what the internet can’t contain.
We are the megaphone duct-taped to a broken cassette player screaming into the void.
Join us.
It starts with a SCREAM.
Built on chaos, necessity, and a love of tactile language, Highly Unstable Press took its name from a phrase on a tattered chemistry textbook found on the G train. Its first publication, "Bleeding Into the Xerox: A Manifesto", was a 12-page zine on psychic warfare, political apathy, and forgotten subway gods—distributed free in record stores, art shows, and public restrooms.
Newsletter drops every odd day of the week when the pollen count is high and/or low. Sign up to stay updated.