Sep
25
In my most recent addition to the collaborative essay project, I mentioned that analysis and assessment of a work of art on its own merits is what defines critique. It’s not easy to turn your mind to music criticism when you’re reading literary, theatre, film, or art critics. Very few music critics are held in high …
Permanent link to this article: http://biodagar.com/2011/09/5-ways-of-feeling-the-music-critique/
Sep
25
Written by Tom Valcanis. His third essay in our collaborative series. One of the ironies of “critical rock journalism,” writes cultural studies theorist Andy Brown is “that it is operated in a hegemonic fashion across the popular music market in the period of its pomp, willfully obscuring its actual commercial dynamics and its cultural and …
Permanent link to this article: http://biodagar.com/2011/09/reblogged-100-genuine-bonafide-corporate-rock-what-is-rock-authenticity/
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