Titlebook: Sounds and the City; Popular Music, Place Brett Lashua (Carnegie Faculty, Senior Lecturer),K Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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Heart of the Country? The Construction of Nashville as the Capital of Country Musicg, Nashville ‘would be just another river town, streets would have a different sound, there’d be no honky tonks with whiskey rounds, no dreamers chasin’ dreams down, no tourists takin’ in the sights, no Stetsons under Broadway lights’. In other words, Nashville without country music wouldn’t be Nash

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Birmingham’s Postindustrial Metalof iron could see, at the statue from which this city-centre pedestrian square takes its name: Queen Victoria. Her long reign coincided with the industrialization of Birmingham, the world’s first major industrialized city. ‘Iron: Man’, erected in 1993 in a now postindustrialized city, was originally

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Indieglobalization and the Triumph of Punk in Indonesiand happiness and love’ (Crawford, 2006). One would think that by now, after more than 20 years, the novelty would have worn off. Nonetheless, the no-longer-unusual sight of South-east Asian youths clad in studded black leather jackets, combat boots, and sporting multicoloured mohawks amid palm trees

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Sounds of a ‘Rotting City’: Punk in Russia’s Arctic Hinterlande facto any structuralist explanation of the movement as the manifestation of resistance to capitalism’s attempt to repress and contain desires into forms useful to capitalists (Thompson, 2004). At the same time, readings of British punk as the culmination of twentieth-century radical aesthetic move

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True Norwegian Black Metal — The Globalized, Mythological Reconstruction of the Second Wave of Black980s, I was a teenage heavy metal fan in the old-school, mainstream way. I raised the horns to Iron Maiden and thought the big American thrash bands like Metallica and Slayer were just the best head-banging dudes coming up on the scene. Metal was a big part of my early teenage years because of the h