The monks and nuns of the St. Herman of Alaska Monastery in Platina, California, connected with the punk subculture by reaching out to young people who were involved in the local punk music scene. They created a magazine called "Death to the World," which was designed to share the message of the Christian faith in a way that was accessible and relevant to the younger generation. The magazine contained articles, interviews, and art that explored various topics ranging from music to politics to spirituality, with a focus on connecting the teachings of the Orthodox Church with the experiences and struggles of young people in the punk subculture.
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