VICE Vol. 2 · No. 11
The Hate Issue — UK edition · Terry Richardson cover · local/global numbering discrepancy retained
UK regional edition of VICE's late-2004 Hate Issue, physically numbered Volume 2 Number 11 while VICE's surviving global archive indexes the matching editorial package as Volume 11 Issue 10. Terry Richardson's stark cover and the issue's deliberately confrontational reporting on skinheads, white power, race, sexuality and political antagonism make it a concentrated document of VICE's early-2000s transgressive editorial model and free-distribution youth-media culture.
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- VICE
- Condition
- Very Good− appearance from supplied photographs.
- Completeness
- Apparently complete from the supplied front, contents and rear views; not page-by-page collated. No standard separate insert or premium has been established.
- Date
- Late 2004 (global Volume 11 Issue 10 editorial package published 30 November 2004; UK local month not printed)
Catalogue note
UK regional edition of VICE's late-2004 Hate Issue, physically numbered Volume 2 Number 11 while VICE's surviving global archive indexes the matching editorial package as Volume 11 Issue 10. Terry Richardson's stark cover and the issue's deliberately confrontational reporting on skinheads, white power, race, sexuality and political antagonism make it a concentrated document of VICE's early-2000s transgressive editorial model and free-distribution youth-media culture. The value is documentary rather than celebratory: it preserves how a major youth publication framed extremist and hostile subcultures at the time.
Why this object matters
The Hate issue is an outstanding document of how VICE framed antagonism and extremist subcultures, not a celebration of those subjects. Retain 8.8 with a modest reduction, preserving the local/global numbering discrepancy.
Evidence limits: Apparently complete from the supplied front, contents and rear views; not page-by-page collated. No standard separate insert or premium has been established.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.8 / 10.
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