Digitized materials from the DC Punk archive contains some nudity and violent imagery used in the context of artistic expression.

This collection of fliers, programs, posters, lyric books, and other ephemera documents music and musicians as well as the cultural context of venues, festivals, record shops, radio stations, houses and tours that were a vital part of the D.C. scene. Items are arranged in alphabetical order by title.
The DC Punk Archive Zine Library is a virtual collection of zines gathered from the archival collections of individual DC Punk Archive donors. Many of the zines are about (and often by members of) the DC music scene and included interviews, concert reviews, record reviews, and photos of DC punk artists. However, many also include other cultural content, including national and international music coverage, arts and literature, personal essays and narratives, cartoons, political commentary, satire, and more. The zines date from the mid-1970s to the present, though the majority are from the 1980s. The zines are arranged in alphabetical order.
Controlled vocabularies for local DC music venues, performers, and other related organizations have been created for this collection.