MIDDLE CLASS MUSIC IN SUBURBAN NOWHERE LAND: EMO AND THE PERFORMANCE OF MASCULINITY

Matthew J Aslaksen

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Emo is an emotional form that attracts a great deal of ridicule from much of the punk and indie music communities.Emo is short for "emotional punk" or "emotional hardcore," but because of the amount of evolution it has undergone it has become a very difficult genre to define.This genre is well known for its almost whiny sound and its v

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1994Slow Motion: Changing Masculinities, Changing Men 2013Sexing the Groove 2003Nothing Feels Good: Punk Rock, Teenagers, and Emo 1992The Smiths: repressed (but remarkably dressed)

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