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The Encyclopedia of New Wave

The Encyclopedia of New Wave 1

by Daniel Bukszpan
Publication Date: 24/05/2012
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This title tells the story of a movement that changed the course of popular musical history, as well as fashion and art. The Talking Heads, The Boomtown Rats, Blondie, Elvis Costello: this fun new addition to the successful "Encyclopedia" series celebrates the hugely influential New Wave musical movement of the late 1970s and 80s. Originating as a less-aggressive sister movement to punk, New Wave encompassed a wide range of styles, from Brit pub-rock to electronica, synth-pop and even ska. "The Encyclopedia of New Wave" comprehensively captures this eclectic music, all of which enthralled the newly emergent MTV generation. With its tendency toward romantic minimalism, dark dance beats and gender-bending antics, New Wave changed the course of popular musical history, as well as fashion and art.
ISBN:
9781402784729
9781402784729
Category:
Punk
Publication Date:
24-05-2012
Language:
English
Publisher:
Sterling Publishing Co Inc
Country of origin:
United States
Pages:
304
Dimensions (mm):
229x229x27mm
Weight:
1.29kg
Daniel Bukszpan

Daniel Bukszpan has been a freelance writer for over 25 years. He has written for such publications as Fortune, CNBC, Condé Nast Traveler, and many more.

He is the author of The Encyclopedia of Heavy Metal, The Encyclopedia of New Wave, The Art of Brutal Legend, Woodstock: 50 Years of Peace and Music, and Ozzy at 75. He also contributed to AC/DC: High-Voltage Rock N Roll, Iron Maiden: The Ultimate Unauthorized History of the Beast, Metallica: The Complete Illustrated History, and Rush: The Illustrated History.

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Not only accurate and informative, but funny as well. Visually appealing.

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