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Rip it up and start again
Book • 2005
'Rip It Up and Start Again: Postpunk 1978-1984' chronicles the diverse and innovative music scene that emerged in the wake of punk rock.
Simon Reynolds examines the key bands, albums, and cultural forces that defined post-punk.
It covers the movement's experimental sounds, its engagement with art and politics, and its lasting influence on subsequent generations of musicians.
Exploring themes of experimentation, alienation, and social commentary, Reynolds captures the spirit of an era that redefined popular music.
The book offers a comprehensive overview of a transformative period in music history.
Simon Reynolds examines the key bands, albums, and cultural forces that defined post-punk.
It covers the movement's experimental sounds, its engagement with art and politics, and its lasting influence on subsequent generations of musicians.
Exploring themes of experimentation, alienation, and social commentary, Reynolds captures the spirit of an era that redefined popular music.
The book offers a comprehensive overview of a transformative period in music history.
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