These MEMORY DUST publications are so good. There seems to be a respect for the human element of graffiti; the need to make a mark in the world, to exist, to express. In MEMORY DUST #3, we get served about ten pages of brutal civilian graffiti dating back to the 70s, knife cuts, lighter carbon printing, chiseled initials. There is a couple of design focused pages filled with grilled tags turned black and white to either focus on line-work or to produce a hypnotic patterning. There is a solid interview with epic Maine-iac freak graffer, LINK 73. Another ten pages or so of monikers, and then even more pages of freight spray panels. Tons of new burners and classic catches. This is a solid graffiti mag.