Exploring 'Horror' and Identity in Indie Music

This chapter investigates the album 'Horror' by Bartise Strange, highlighting the artist's use of horror movie themes to build resilience. It also explores Denison Whitmer's 'Anything At All,' drawing parallels to Sufjan Stevens and examining the emotional landscapes shaped by racial identity and indie influences.

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