Scream for Me, Africa!: Heavy Metal Identities in Post-Colonial Africa (Advances in Metal Music and Culture)
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Scream for Me, Africa!: Heavy Metal Identities in Post-Colonial Africa (Advances in Metal Music and Culture)

by Edward Banchs

History Music Cultural Studies
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Edward Banchs explores heavy metal identities in post-colonial Africa, focusing on the ways music and culture intersect with questions of identity and historical context. This study presents African metal as a subject of serious cultural inquiry and contributes to broader discussions of metal music around the world.

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Scream for Me, Africa! examines heavy metal identities in post-colonial Africa.

The book considers heavy metal as a form of music and culture within African contexts.

It explores the relationship between metal, identity, and post-colonial experience.

Part of the Advances in Metal Music and Culture series, this study offers a focused perspective on a globally significant musical tradition.

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