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"It's a celebration of old shit and the people who rescue it, collect it, mend it, kick it and shout at it, but ultimately love it. The making and fixing of things is a skill we are fast losing. We are increasingly alienated from how things are made, and how they work - the design of modern everyday objects is deliberate in perpetuating this ignorance. There is a growing movement in reaction to this and this magazine is here to cater to that very need! In this issue we set out our stall - dirty cars and bikes, sleazy rock'n'roll, enviable collections and hand-made wonders. Get your hands dirty and enjoy! The Dirty Mag team."
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