Easley, 2011 - Google Patents

“It's not my imagination, I've got a gun on my back!”: Style and sound in early American hardcore punk, 1978–1983

Easley, 2011

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Easley D
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Despite being the focus of studies in fields such as ethnomusicology, cultural studies, philosophy, and history, punk rock—and American hardcore punk rock in particular—has yet to fall under the analytical gaze of music theorists. In this dissertation I aim to fill this gap by …
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