By means of a critical analysis of the electronic-popular-music discourse in the German mainstream magazine Musikexpress in the decade 1975-1985, this paper traces back the historic development of journalists’assessment standards for virtuosity, authenticity and subversion in the electronic-music-age. Results show how cultural industry applies its hegemonic influence on musical discourses through media institutions and Pop/Rock intellectuals, in order to satisfy market requirements
The article analyzes the formation and development of a general model of rare sound records in the s...
This dissertation is a study of musical instruments in 1960s popular music organized around the them...
This paper critically analyses how the media construct, consolidate and perpetuate discourses surrou...
To further elaborate the widespread criticisms concerning the supposedly “materialistic” and “techno...
To further elaborate the widespread criticisms concerning the supposedly \u201cmaterialistic\u201d a...
Considering disco not only a music genre, but above all an expression of underground cultures as wel...
Music has undergone a tremendous mediatization the last 100 years. Electrification and, later on, th...
This article semiotically analyses constituent elements of disco, describing the traces left in pop ...
Since the 1970s, disco, which formally went out of production towards the end of 1979, has moved und...
This paper aims to explore the receptive and aesthetic characteristics of the discotheque (or club) ...
Algorithmic media constitute an increasingly global, digital communication environment. The symbolic...
In his 1941 essay entitled “On Popular Music,” Theodor Adorno expresses serious doubt in the potenti...
International audienceTo choose the terms made infamous by Adorno and Horkheimer has the interest of...
In a modern culture wherein the primary mode of consumption of music is through streaming platforms,...
During the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, 'lo-fi,' a term suggesting poor sound qu...
The article analyzes the formation and development of a general model of rare sound records in the s...
This dissertation is a study of musical instruments in 1960s popular music organized around the them...
This paper critically analyses how the media construct, consolidate and perpetuate discourses surrou...
To further elaborate the widespread criticisms concerning the supposedly “materialistic” and “techno...
To further elaborate the widespread criticisms concerning the supposedly \u201cmaterialistic\u201d a...
Considering disco not only a music genre, but above all an expression of underground cultures as wel...
Music has undergone a tremendous mediatization the last 100 years. Electrification and, later on, th...
This article semiotically analyses constituent elements of disco, describing the traces left in pop ...
Since the 1970s, disco, which formally went out of production towards the end of 1979, has moved und...
This paper aims to explore the receptive and aesthetic characteristics of the discotheque (or club) ...
Algorithmic media constitute an increasingly global, digital communication environment. The symbolic...
In his 1941 essay entitled “On Popular Music,” Theodor Adorno expresses serious doubt in the potenti...
International audienceTo choose the terms made infamous by Adorno and Horkheimer has the interest of...
In a modern culture wherein the primary mode of consumption of music is through streaming platforms,...
During the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, 'lo-fi,' a term suggesting poor sound qu...
The article analyzes the formation and development of a general model of rare sound records in the s...
This dissertation is a study of musical instruments in 1960s popular music organized around the them...
This paper critically analyses how the media construct, consolidate and perpetuate discourses surrou...