| Author |
Title |
Year  |
Publication |
Volume |
Pages |
| Hennion, Mark |
Tepid splashes and mighty typhoons: Examining 70000 Tons of Metal’s (post) pandemic proxemics |
2024 |
Metal Music Studies |
10 |
123-144 |
| Guibert, Gérôme |
“Good Times, Bad Times”: Hellfest in the days of COVID-19 |
2024 |
Metal Music Studies |
10 |
145-154 |
| Fulya Çelikel, Hale |
A post-pandemic survey of the Istanbul metal scene: Dorock and tribute bands |
2024 |
Metal Music Studies |
10 |
155-164 |
| Hassan, Nedim |
“Heavy Metal on the Airwaves symposium”, Liverpool John Moores University, UK, 2 February 2024 |
2024 |
Metal Music Studies |
10 |
165-170 |
| Hagen, Katharina |
Postmodernism in Lord Of The Lost’s “Judas”: The apocryphal “The Gospel of Judas”, William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”, and the role of the stars |
2024 |
Metal Music Studies |
10 |
27-40 |
| Messick, Kyle J.; Agcaoili, Dani; Drane, Hogan; Taylor, Hope |
Are heavy metal fans sexist? The relationship between metal music depicting misogynistic violence and sexism |
2024 |
Metal Music Studies |
10 |
41-60 |
| Jung, Lea; Suer, Daniel |
Hard Wired VIII: Methodical Approaches to Music and Dance: Exploring the Field of Heavy Metal and Its Genre Boundaries, hosted by Florian Heesch, Daniel Suer and Franziska Kaufmann, University of Siegen, Siegen, 8–9 September 2022 |
2024 |
Metal Music Studies |
10 |
61-64 |
| Asbury, Louis W. |
Indigenous Metal: Rage, Rejects, and the Reconstruction ofIndigenous Metal: Rage, Rejects, and the Reconstruction of CultureCulture |
2024 |
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| Jingyao Ren; Jian Lu |
Heavy Metal Music, Hip-Hop Music, and Construction Noise Induces Depressive Symptoms in Mice |
2024 |
ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry |
25 |
|
| Ramanauskaite, Egidija; Rudzionis, Vytautas |
Emotional Landscapes of Cultural Identity in Fanzines: The Power of Modern Computing in Enhancing Humanities Research |
2024 |
Baltic Journal of Modern Computing |
12 |
609-627 |
