Named after a Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band song, The Trouser Press was a fanzine created by Ira Robbins, Dave Schulps and Karen Rose in 1974. It began its life as a “sort of British rock collectors magazine ...

Despite and also because of its puzzling inside-joke name, Trouser Press was one of the greatest music magazines in history. It existed for just a decade — from 1974 through 1984 — but in the process, ...

Legendary ’70s/’80s music mag The Trouser Press turns 50 in March, and they’ll be celebrating with a special NYC anniversary party at Bowery Electric on March 16. Headlining will be The dB’s Peter ...

In the pre-internet days, magazines were a primary resource for music fans, and Trouser Press is fondly remembered for joining its readers as an invaluable companion during a decade of fascinating ...

Trouser Press Books and Ira Robbins will host the San Francisco release party for David Polonoff and his debut novel, WANNABEAT, at Studio Fallout, 50-A Bannam Place in North Beach, on Saturday, ...

When I first saw of Trouser Press magazine, I had an advantage. I already knew the name, because I was familiar with the song by the fabulous Bonzo Dog (Doo Dah) Band. (If you're ready, click play. I ...

Cairo Practice In Egypt, exotic spices are as much a part of the culture as hulking pyramids. That’s where dukkah, a blend of herbs and nuts, originated. The flavorful condiment, now on the shelves at ...