Death Metal Music by Purcell, Natalie J. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Table of Contents Title Page Copyright Acknowledgments Preface Part I. Defining Death Metal 1. The Genre and Its Sub-Genres 2. Fundamental Dynamics of the Scene 3. Lyrical Content Part II. The History of the Death Metal Scene 4. Origins: 1984–1988 5. Rise and Fall: 1989–1994 6. The Present: 1995–2002 Part III. Death Metal and American Politicians 7. The Skeleton in America’s Closet 8. The Politics of Censorship 9. Content Regulation Today and Tomorrow Part IV. Confronting the Consumers of Carnage 10. Facing the Demon 11. Demographics 12. Attitudes 13. Philosophy and Ethics 14. Behavior 15. Concluding Opinions on Death Metal and Violence Part V. The Mind of the Metal Head and the Heart of the Underground 16. The Subcultural Phenomenon 17. Rebellion and Religion 18. Horror, Gore, Porn, and the American Mind Epilogue: Personal Reflections on Death Metal Appendix A. Project Goals, Implications, and Methodology Appendix B. Topics of Focus and Research Hypotheses Appendix C. Coded Survey Appendix D. Sample Interview Questions Appendix E. Criticism of Methods and Suggestions for Future Research Notes Bibliography Index of Terms Cover Page

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