No One

No One Magazine is a print publication about underground queer nightlife around the world. Each issue takes readers to a different city’s queer scene, featuring communities and collectives who promote connection and identity building through electronic music. Together, these intimate records seek to create a growing time capsule of our shared, yet very own, queer identities.

In this issue: Philadelphia

"knowing might be our most radical act of resistance. To know Philadelphia is to first reconcile its impact with its lack of recognition: the foundations too often forgotten, the unsung legends endlessly sampled, the grassroots that upend, and the undeniable influence of the underfunded and underrepresented."

Features of issue #3 include Ballroom legends DJ Delish and VJtheDJ, archival imagery from the 2019 ‘Ballroom Then, Ballroom Now, Ballroom Forever’ exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Arts, Ebony-Fierce’s transcribed voice notes reflecting on the drag scene after hours, mutual-aid rave networks, re-claimed public spaces, and DIY underground party venues. Plus! nine ways Philadelphia has contributed to queer culture, including ‘Drum’ the first gay rights magazine, published in 1960; and DJ Delish’s selection of the ten most iconic tracks to emerge from the city’s nightlife.

Amsterdam, Netherlands; 14x24cm, 130 pages, Annual