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A fascinating, informed and highly readable account. . . ." -- Rupert Loydell — International Times More…

Punk and Revolution shines as an archival project. . . . [Greene's] commitment to telling the story of punk through alternative styles, aesthetics, and forms will make his book appeal not only... — American Ethnologist More…

With the election of Barack Obama and the return of the white middle class to the urban core, Hopkinson's beloved Chocolate City and the music it spawned may be a thing of the past. Go-Go Live... — Washington Post More…

[A] recollection and examination of what exactly went into the first days of that ground-breaking marriage between music and television, far before the first episode of 120 Minutes even aired.... — Popmatters More…

I wish I'd written it myself — Rolling Stone More…

Both a compelling labor history . . . and a music history . . . Roberts supplies fascinating views into struggles within the AFM over a developing music industry and about a music revolution."... — Choice More…

[I]f you are interested in Metal in Japan, there is something here for you. If you are into Sepultura there is something here for you. If you like Kiss and Zeppelin, we got ya covered. Don't... — Metal Rules More…

Japanoise, on one hand, delineates Noise's historical resonance with musique concrete, post-war jazz, experimental rock and Dada happenings, to name just a few orienting styles. On the other,... — Ethnomusicology Forum More…