Nocturnes: Popular Music and the Night

Contents

• Introduction Because the Night...(Giacomo Botta & Geoff Stahl)
• Part I .Nightclubbing
• 1. 'In the Pitch Dark': Searching for a 'Proper Allnighter' in the Current Northern Soul Scene (Sarah Raine)
• 2. Putting Paris and Berlin on Show: Nightlife in the Struggles to Define Cities' International Position (Myrtille Picaud)
• 3. Pubcrawling Lisbon: Nocturnal Geoethnographies of Bairro Alto (Jordi Nofre & Daniel Malet Calvo)
• 4. When Night Fails? Wellington's Night-Time Culture in Flux (Geoff Stahl)
• 5. Learning by Doing: Young Indonesian Musicians, Capital and Night-Life (Oki Rahadianto Sutopo)
• Part II . Dark Histories
• 6. "Sounds and Scents in the Evening Air": Sense and Synaesthesia in Popular Song Settings of Baudelaire's Evening Harmony (Caroline Ardrey)
• 7. Got Any Gay Music? London's 'Anti-Gay' Queer Clubs 1995-2000 (Leon Clowes)
• 8. Music and Fear in Night-Time Apartheid (Michael Drewett)
• Part III . The Night Has a Thousand Eyes
• 9. Nocturnal Paradox: How Breakdancing Reveals the Potentials of the Night (Rachael Gunn)
• 10. Can We Play Here? The Regulation of Street Music, Noise, and Public Spaces after Dark (Jhessica Reia)
• 11. Transformative Darkness: Fear, Vigilantism, and the Death of Trayvon Martin (Abimbola Cole Kai-Lewis)
• Part IV . Midnight Rambler
• 12. Songs of the Apple: The Flaneuse in Nocturnal Tokyo (Karen Anne Mata)
• 13. A Hustle Here and a Hustle There: Lou Reed in The City Of Night (Jarek Paul Ervin)
• 14. 'Tonight you're still on my mind': Nostalgia and Parody in Donald Fagen's The Nightfly (Nathan Seinen)
• 15. Algorithm of the Night: Google's DeepDream and (Dis)Harmonies of an Eternal Nocturnal (Christopher M. Cox)Afterword: Will Straw