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From ‘The Undead will feast’ to ‘The time to kill is now’: Frankfurt school and freudian perspectives on death-metal

Kieran JamesView further author information
Pages 17-39 | Published online: 24 Nov 2011

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Kieran James & Rex Walsh. (2015) Bandung Rocks, Cibinong Shakes: Economics and Applied Ethics within the Indonesian Death-metal Community. Musicology Australia 37:1, pages 28-46.
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Kieran James & Rex Walsh. (2019) Religion and heavy metal music in Indonesia. Popular Music 38:2, pages 276-297.
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Kierlan James & Rex John Walsh. (2018) Islamic Religion and Death Metal Music in Indonesia. Journal of Popular Music Studies 30:3, pages 129-152.
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