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Journal of Popular Music Studies
Title
Publication Date
Language
Citations
Contributors’ Notes
2013/12/01
English
Editors’ Note
2013/12/01
English
In Conversation with Steve Levine
2016/02/12
English
The Paranoid Style and Popular Music: The Case of the Vigilant Citizen
2016/02/17
English
Why do we listen (to pop music)?
2017/09/01
English
Every song ever: Twenty ways to listen in an age of musical plenty. Ben Ratliff. Farrar, Strauss & Giroux: 2016, 272 pp.
2017/09/01
English
Modernity's ear: Listening to race and gender in world music. Roshanak Kheshti. NYU Press: 2015, 208 pp.
2017/09/01
English
Audible empire: Music, global politics, critique. Ronald Radano and Tejumola Olaniyan. Duke University Press: 2016, 432 pp.
2017/09/01
English
The revolution will not be televised: Protest music after Fukushima. Noriko Manabe. Oxford University Press: 2015, 464 pp.
2017/09/01
English
Microgroove: Forays into other music. John Corbett. Duke University Press: 2015. xxi, 468 pp.
2017/09/01
English
Rocking the delegate rolls at the national party conventions in 2016
2017/09/01
English
Contributors' Notes
2017/09/01
English
Editors' Note
2017/09/01
English
Calling out the nameless: CocoRosie's Posthuman sound world
2017/09/01
English
Issue information
2017/09/01
English
Commercial suicide: Negotiating genre in the San Francisco Bay Area underground
2017/09/01
English
Johnny Cash's “Ain't No Grave” and Digital Folk Culture
2016/03/18
English
Contributors' Notes
2016/03/01
English
Issue information
2016/03/01
English
Editors’ Note
2016/03/01
English
Musical Beauty and Top 40 Democracy: A moderated conversation
2017/03/01
English
Paul Théberge, Kyle Devine, and Tom Everrett. Living stereo: Histories and cultures of multichannel sound. New York: Bloomsbury, 2015. 289 pp.
2017/03/01
English
Issue information
2017/03/01
English
Michael James Roberts. Tell tchaikovsky the news: Rock ‘n’ roll, the labor question, and the musicians’ union, 1942-1968. Durham: Duke University Press, 2014. 280 pp.
2017/03/01
English
Bell Patterns, Polyrhythms, Propulsive Subdivisions, and Semitones: The Musical Poetics of Late-1990s Cash Money Records Style
2016/08/08
English
Improvised Rock and Independent Labels: The Dead C, Dunedin and the 1990s1
2016/08/10
English
Issue information
2016/06/01
English
Editors' Note
2016/06/01
English
Contributors' Notes
2016/06/01
English
Silenced Sounds: The State of Post-1940 Popular Music in United States Libraries and Archives
2016/05/11
English
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