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From enslavement to obliteration: extreme metal's problem with women
Jasmine Hazel Shadrack
, Rhian E Jones (Editor)
, Eli Davies (Editor)
University of Northampton
Journalism, Media & Performance
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Black Metal
14%
Bleeding
14%
Brilliant
14%
Cannibal
14%
Corpse
14%
Death Metal
14%
Disfigurement
14%
Enslavement
100%
Extreme Metal
100%
Extreme music
14%
Female Body
14%
Grindcore
14%
Knife
14%
Lyrical Content
28%
Madness
14%
Metal-metal
14%
Music Form
28%
Musical Structure
14%
Musicologist
14%
Obliteration
100%
Playing Quality
14%
Problematic Engagement
14%
Production Quality
14%
Psychoanalyst
14%
Sense of Empowerment
14%
Sexist
14%
Socio-cultural Realities
14%
With Woman
100%
Arts and Humanities
Aesthetics
14%
Artists
14%
Artwork
14%
Black Metal
14%
Cadaver
14%
Composing
14%
Cultural Theorist
14%
Death Metal
14%
Disfigurement
14%
Engagement
14%
Enslavement
100%
Extreme Metal
100%
Fan
28%
Female body
14%
Grindcore
14%
Knives
14%
Madness
14%
Musical structure
14%
musicologists
14%
Prostitutes
14%
psychoanalysts
14%
Sociocultural
14%
Vocal Music
14%