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Monteanni, Luigi |
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Extreme Traditions: On Bandung’s Intergenerational Sonic Ecologies |
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2025 |
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CTM Magazine: Interviews, Essays, Reflections on Sound, Music and Society |
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Evolving folk cultures, Identity, Music ecosystems, Resistance, Resynthesizing the traditional |
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“Bodies writhing to rhythms, the mind locked onto a supernatural state of being, the sound relentless and seductive at the same time. It could be a metal mosh pit or a site of regional ceremonies. Tracing the intersections between two extreme sonic worlds—the traditional trance ceremonial réak and metal—the musician and researcher Luigi Monteanni examines how a localised traditional sound and a contemporary global genre have influenced each other in West Java, creating unlikely alliances in the ongoing resistance to cooptation by neoliberal politics, as well as to connected experiences of geotrauma and the rise of ethnolocality.”
(SOURCE: https://www.ctm-festival.de/magazine/extreme-traditions-on-bandungs-inter-generational-sonic-ecologies) |
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Berlin, Germany |
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“CTM Magazine” is a publication associated with the CTM Festival in Berlin, which focuses on contemporary music and digital culture. |
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