Making Music in Japan's Underground: The Tokyo Hardcore Scene

Jennifer Milioto Matsue

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Introduction: Ethnography of a Scene 1. The Underground Tokyo Hardcore Scene 2. Trains, 20,000volt, Tower Records, and the Illicit Intimacy of the Spaces of Play 3. Schoolboys, Aspiring Stars, Underground Girls, and the Multiple Identities of the People who Play 4. More than the Musical in the Performance of Hardcore. Conclusion: Meaning and the Power of Performance. Epilogue: Koenji, the sacred place for underground music.

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