The first book dedicated entirely to the visual and cultural legacy of hardcore punk stickers. Spanning North America from the early 1980s to the present, this 250-page deluxe hardcover presents a carefully curated archive of rare and often long-lost stickers — collected over decades and contextualized through firsthand interviews with key figures from bands including 7 Seconds, Quicksand, Earth Crisis, American Nightmare, Hot Water Music, Bane, Integrity, Agnostic Front, and more. The book stands as a focused time capsule of hardcore’s DIY ethos, visual language, and community, told by those who were there.

Before Piebald became known for their anthemic sing-alongs and offbeat charm, there was If It Weren’t for Venetian Blinds, It Would Be Curtains for Us All — a chaotic, clever, and endlessly inventive record that captured the band’s evolution from their hardcore roots into something uniquely their own. Originally released in 1999, the album stands as a defining moment in late-’90s emo and indie rock — a collision of technical musicianship, humor, and raw honesty that only Piebald could pull off. Available as a standard LP and a deluxe 2xLP, which includes the lost God City Demos.

Gratitude was an American post-hardcore/alternative rock band, active only briefly in the early 2000s. The band was founded by Jonah Matranga, formerly of Far and later known for his solo work as onelinedrawing. Gratitude formed after Far’s breakup and was intended as a fresh, more melodic yet still emotionally intense project. The Iodine Recordings exclusive is limited to 100 copies on Green/Yellow Marble.