Bodies Noise And Power In Industrial Music Jason Whittaker Elizabeth Potter by Jason Whittaker, Elizabeth Potter 9783030924621, 3030924629 instant download after payment.

• Offers a multi-disciplinary perspective on the key aspects of industrial music. The book includes analysis and interviews with artists, bands and video makers involved in the scene. First book on industrial music and culture to address explicitly intersectional elements on race, gender and sexuality

1. Introduction: Assemblages and Interventions
   • Elizabeth Potter, Jason Whittaker
   Pages 1-18
2. “My Body Disgusts Me”: Swans, Biopolitics, and the Hangman’s Noose of Success
   • James McCrea
   Pages 19-35
3. Nafada: Industrial, Hip-Hop, and the Diasporic Condition Rachael Gunn, Susie Khamis, Steve Collins
   Pages 37-54
4. “The Odds of the Body”: Clipping. and Escaping the Power Hold on the Black Body Daniel Gillespie
   Pages 55-70
5. All Too Human: Industrial Bodies and Anti-bodies in the Time of AIDS
   • Jason Whittaker
   Pages 71-86
6. Chance Meeting: Disembodied Voices in the Work of Nurse with Wound and Cabaret Voltaire
   • Rupert Loydell
   Pages 87-107
7. The Last Attempt at Paradise: Early Industrial Culture in Kansas
   • Francis X. Connor
   Pages 109-127
8. Industrial Music and Inner Experience: Aural Abrasion as a Window to Post-Subjectivity
   • Jay Fraser
   Pages 129-142
9. The Occultural Side of Industrial: From Its Origins to Industrial Black Metal
   M. Cecilia Marchetto Santorun
   Pages 143-162
10. “Happiness in Slavery,” or Industrial Erotic
    • Elizabeth Potter
    Pages 163-175