Author  |
Title |
Year |
Publication |
Volume |
Pages |
| Abbott, Amory |
Old-Growth Gothic : Dark Romanticism and the Aesthetics of Cascadian Black Metal – an Artist’s Perspective |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
170-191 |
| Béra, Camille F. |
Why Does It Sound So Gloomy? A Musicological Approach to Black Metal’s Negativity |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
99-111 |
| Dawes, Laina |
Why Don’t We Talk About Racism in Heavy Metal? |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
148-169 |
| Höpflinger, Anna-Katharina |
“Metal is My Way of Life”: Concepts of Metal |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
10-24 |
| Johnson, A. Rose |
Enough Subgenres, More Neopronouns: Gender, Genre, and Ghost |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
127-147 |
| Migeon-Lambert, Camille |
Studying Poets and Poetry in Metal Music: A New Path to Comprehend Metal Lyrics? |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
112-126 |
| Pichler, Peter |
Writing Meta(l) History : How Cultural History Can Help to Narrate and Explain the Long-Term Processes of Metal Culture |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
43-59 |
| Pichler, Peter |
Conclusion: Answered and (Currently Still) Open Questions in Metal Studies |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
192-202 |
| Scheller, Jörg |
Disposable Hero? Heavy Metal as Peacebuilding |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
25-42 |
| Scheller, Jörg; Höpflinger, Anna-Katharina |
Metal in Mind: Introduction |
2026 |
Meta/Metal Open Questions in Metal Studies |
|
7-9 |
