• Lamestains

    Lamestains

    Attfield, Nicholas William James

    Attfield, an associate professor of music at the University of Birmingham, traces in this scattershot study the genesis and growth of Seattle indie music label Sub Pop Records from the 1980s to the early '90s. (Publishers Weekly)

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  • Stomp and Shout

    Stomp and Shout

    Blecha, Peter

    In a tour de force, Blecha offers all music fans the definitive book about the highly significant but much neglected story of Northwestern U.S. rock. (Library Journal)

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  • Revolutions in American Music

    Revolutions in American Music

    Broyles, Michael

    Broyles, a musicology professor at Florida State University, explores in this vibrant history how race and technology drove drastic changes in American music during the 1840s, 1920s, and 1950s. (Publishers Weekly)

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  • The Secret History of Black Punk

    The Secret History of Black Punk

    Buchanan, Raeghan

    Multidisciplinary artist Buchanan's trade debut presents an urgent primer on the contributions of Black artists to punk music. (Publishers Weekly)

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  • From Punk to Monk

    From Punk to Monk

    Cappo, Ray Raghunath

    Cappo details his upbringing, musical journey, travels throughout India, and other life experiences that all contributed to the shaping of his ongoing spiritual transformation and detachment to the material world. (New Noise Magazine)

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  • Psalms of My People

    Psalms of My People

    Duncan, Lenny

    Activist/media producer/scholar duncan's new book is a mix of hip-hop cultural analysis, poetry, and religious scripture. They assert that the hip-hop genre is a form of truth-telling that reports the effects of white supremacy through musical poetry and funky beats.(Library Journal)

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  • Rise of A Killah

    Rise of A Killah

    Ghostface Killah (Rapper)

    Rapper Ghostface Killah, a founding member of the Wu-Tang Clan and prolific solo artist whose legal name is Dennis Coles, portrays in his heartfelt memoir the "sharper than cleats" youth he drew on for his rhymes. (Publishers Weekly)

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  • Addicted to Noise

    Addicted to Noise

    Goldberg, Michael

    Addicted to Noise collects the best interviews, profiles, and essays Michael Goldberg has written during his forty-plus years as a journalist. (Publisher description)

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  • There Was No Alternative

    There Was No Alternative

    Gomez, Jeff

    This book takes a look back at what happened to the bands involved with No Alternative. It includes new interviews with the musicians and others behind the record, and chronicles the downfall of an industry, the taming of a devastating illness, and the arrival of another global pandemic. (Publisher description)

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  • Rebel Girl

    Rebel Girl

    Hanna, Kathleen

    Bikini Kill frontwoman Hanna's memoir is a raucous, rousing tale about the power of music and activism. (Library journal)

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