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Scream For Me Africa Heavy Metal Identities In Postcolonial Africa 1st Edition Banchs

Name: Scream For Me Africa Heavy Metal Identities In Postcolonial Africa 1st Edition Banchs
SKU: BELL-55461110
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (62 reviews)

SKU: BELL-55461110

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Scream For Me Africa Heavy Metal Identities In Postcolonial Africa 1st Edition Banchs instant download after payment.

Publisher: Intellect Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 87.42 MB

Pages: 184

Author: Banchs, Edward

ISBN: 9781789385229, 9781789385212, 9781789388596, 1789385229, 1789385210, 1789388597

Language: English

Year: 2022

Edition: 1

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Scream For Me Africa Heavy Metal Identities In Postcolonial Africa 1st Edition Banchs by Banchs, Edward 9781789385229, 9781789385212, 9781789388596, 1789385229, 1789385210, 1789388597 instant download after payment.

An engaging look at the various metal scenes across the African continent. Scream for Me Africa! examines the hard rock and metal scenes in five African countries: Botswana, Togo, South Africa, Kenya, and Ghana. Edward Banchs interviewed musicians, producers, and fans in each country to create vivid pictures of each of these rarely discussed scenes. The book considers how the subculture of heavy metal is viewed in postcolonial Africa and examines how musicians in the continent have stepped forward to make this genre their own. It looks at the continent's blossoming scenes through various themes, including hybridity, othering, and political tensions.