Affective Intensities in Extreme Music Scenes: Cases from Australia and Japan
Extreme music scenes through embodiment, gender, and belonging
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Extreme music scenes through embodiment, gender, and belonging
R. Overell’s ethnographic study examines extreme music scenes in Australia and Japan through the felt, bodily dimensions of participation. It brings gender, place, and belonging into conversation with the sensations and shared currents that shape scene experience, treating music culture as something lived as well as heard. The comparative focus on Australia and Japan provides the framework for considering how these embodied experiences take form across distinct local contexts.
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- Students and researchers of music, subcultures, and ethnography
- Readers interested in heavy metal and extreme music communities
- Those exploring gender, place, and belonging in cultural scenes
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