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Author  |
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Year |
Publication |
Volume |
Pages |
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Dodds, Sherril |
Metal, moves and meanings: When dance studies and heavy metal collide |
2026 |
Metal Music Studies |
12 |
7-23 |
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Henry, Paul; Caldwell, Marylouise |
Headbanging as Resistance or Refuge: A Cathartic Account |
2007 |
Consumption Markets & Culture |
10 |
159-174 |
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Hudson, Stephen |
Metal Movements: Headbanging As A Legacy Of African American Dance |
2015 |
Modern Heavy Metal: Markets, Practices and Cultures |
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445-453 |
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Hudson, Stephen S. |
Headbanging as a legacy of Black dance and the racialized origins of heavy metal |
2026 |
Metal Music Studies |
12 |
43-60 |
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Hudson, Stephen S. |
Bang Your Head: Construing Beat Through Familiar Drum Patterns in Metal Music |
2022 |
Music Theory Spectrum |
44 |
s.p. |
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Stratton, Jon |
Idiot dancing: expressiveness, headbanging, and the trance experience |
2026 |
Social Identities. Journal for the Study of Race, Nation and Culture |
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