What The Critics Say

"One of the finest music publications ever, and certainly worthy of your support" (Kevin Moist, USA)
"An excellent mix of old and new and with a free EP - what a bargain. It's great to read something which embodies all the virtues of early 'Zig Zag'" (Paul Ricketts, UK)
"One of the few publications I can read from cover to cover with complete satisfaction - never fails to remind me of the hey-day of 'Zig Zag'" (Pete Frame - former editor of 'Zig Zag')

Critic # 1

Critic # 5 "Reminds me of something Creem might've done in the mid-70s, it's that great" (Christopher Stigliano, USA)
"Words fail me when trying to review this magazine as it's the best I have ever seen..." ('UHCK' [Pink Fairies fanzine], UK)
"... PT, the parish magazine of the English underground" (Mick Farren, formerly of the Pink Fairies, USA)

"You guys have staked out yr own universe rather than a mere segment of a universe the way most mags do" (Byron Coley, USA)
"On 16th November, the Victoria & Albert Museum will open a major exhibition on the subject of 'Street Style'. We are interested in including some covers and spreads from The Ptolemaic Terrascope..." (Ted Polhemus, co-curator V&A Museum, London UK)

Critic # 3

Critic # 2 "PT wins hands down when it comes to gripping and revealing interviews... enough insight to make interviews with Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones, XTC and the life & times of The Bevis Frond completely compelling. Assisted by pages of intelligent and well-written reviews and a free single, PT will appeal to old and new fans of psychedelia alike..." ('Sounds', UK music paper)
"...the most perfect single issue of a 'zine I've got to see in 10 years of rock readings" (Johnny Chouk, Italy)

"The most brilliant piece of work I have seen in 40 years. The entire thing is mind-boggling - great writing, super articles and the right amount of loving humor that is so sorely lacking in any other publication..." (Louie Biondi, USA)
"The Terrascope is always opinionated and woe betide those in the music business who sacrifice their ideals for greed or power as they are likely to feel the whiplash of someone's tongue, but it's also refreshingly lacking in cynicism which is something to be welcomed with open arms" (Record Collector, UK)
"You may find it hard to credit, but there are still those who are unaware of the existence of PT, the very best fanzine bar none for those who love esoteric music" (TWC magazine, UK)

Critic # 4

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"One of the finest music publications ever, and certainly worthy of your support" (Kevin Moist, USA) "An excellent mix of old and new and with a free EP - what a bargain. It's great to read something which embodies all the virtues of early 'Zig Zag'" (Paul Ricketts, UK) "One of the few publications I can read from cover to cover with complete satisfaction - never fails to remind me of the hey-day of 'Zig Zag'" (Pete Frame - former editor of 'Zig Zag')
	"Reminds me of something Creem might've done in the mid-70s, it's that great" (Christopher Stigliano, USA) "Words fail me when trying to review this magazine as it's the best I have ever seen..." ('UHCK' [Pink Fairies fanzine], UK) "... PT, the parish magazine of the English underground" (Mick Farren, formerly of the Pink Fairies, USA)
"You guys have staked out yr own universe rather than a mere segment of a universe the way most mags do" (Byron Coley, USA) "On 16th November, the Victoria & Albert Museum will open a major exhibition on the subject of 'Street Style'. We are interested in including some covers and spreads from The Ptolemaic Terrascope..." (Ted Polhemus, co-curator V&A Museum, London UK)
	"PT wins hands down when it comes to gripping and revealing interviews... enough insight to make interviews with Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones, XTC and the life & times of The Bevis Frond completely compelling. Assisted by pages of intelligent and well-written reviews and a free single, PT will appeal to old and new fans of psychedelia alike..." ('Sounds', UK music paper) "...the most perfect single issue of a 'zine I've got to see in 10 years of rock readings" (Johnny Chouk, Italy)
"The most brilliant piece of work I have seen in 40 years. The entire thing is mind-boggling - great writing, super articles and the right amount of loving humor that is so sorely lacking in any other publication..." (Louie Biondi, USA) "The Terrascope is always opinionated and woe betide those in the music business who sacrifice their ideals for greed or power as they are likely to feel the whiplash of someone's tongue, but it's also refreshingly lacking in cynicism which is something to be welcomed with open arms" (Record Collector, UK) "You may find it hard to credit, but there are still those who are unaware of the existence of PT, the very best fanzine bar none for those who love esoteric music" (TWC magazine, UK)