Out of Space : How UK Cities Shaped Rave Culture by J. I. m. Ottewill (2022, Trade Paperback) online kaufen

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PublisherVelocity Press

ISBN-101913231178

ISBN-139781913231170

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Book TitleOut of Space : How Uk Cities Shaped Rave Culture

Number of Pages288 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicHistory & Criticism, Genres & Styles / Electronic, Genres & Styles / Dance

Publication Year2022

GenreMusic

AuthorJ. I. M. Ottewill

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.8 in

Item Weight13 Oz

Item Length8 in

Item Width5 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2022-361712

Dewey Edition23

ReviewsJim has been in the trenches of the club scene as early as I can remember absorbing different sounds, spaces and musical cultures. Hes truly immersed in the scene and has a genuine passion for clubland and all things related.Toddla T, "Jim has been in the trenches of the club scene as early as I can remember absorbing different sounds, spaces and musical cultures. He's truly immersed in the scene and has a genuine passion for clubland and all things related." -- Toddla T, "Jim has been in the trenches of the club scene as early as I can remember absorbing different sounds, spaces and musical cultures. Hes truly immersed in the scene and has a genuine passion for clubland and all things related."Toddla T, "Jim has been in the trenches of the club scene as early as I can remember absorbing different sounds, spaces and musical cultures. He's truly immersed in the scene and has a genuine passion for clubland and all things related."Toddla T

Dewey Decimal781.6480941

SynopsisSince the dawn of time, humans have had the urge to come together and move to music. It may have started in caves but these days it happens in clubs often found in the shady corners of our towns and cities. Or at least it did until these places began to march to the beat of property developers rather than DJs. In London in the five years to 2016, half of the clubs were lost while a further quarter have been removed in the devastation of Covid. So what now? At this critical moment, 'Out of Space' plots a course through the spaces and unlikely locations club culture has found a home. From Glasgow to Margate via Manchester, Sheffield and unlikely dance music meccas such as Coalville and Todmorden, it maps the key cities and towns where electronic music has thrived, it currently dances and the spaces it might be headed to next. It explores how urban landscapes have acted as a home for other shades of club music too such as pirate radio, dance music festivals, soundsystem culture and more., Since the dawn of time, humans have had the urge to come together and move to music. It may have started in caves but these days it happens in clubs often found in the shady corners of our towns and cities.Or at least it did until these places succumbed to the beat of property developers rather than DJs. In London in the five years to 2016, half of the clubs were lost while a further quarter have disappeared in the devastation of Covid. So what now?At this critical moment, Out of Space plots a course through the different town and cities club culture has found a home. From Glasgow to Margate via Manchester, Sheffield and unlikely dance music meccas such as Coalville and Todmorden, this book maps where electronic music has thrived, and where it might be headed to next while exploring other shades of club culture too, such as pirate radio, dance music festivals, and sound system culture. As our lives become increasingly digitised and real estate more valuable, well look at the new clubbing models emerging in the 21st century. Rather than an epitaph, this is a rallying cry and celebration of the clubs resilience based on a lifetime of getting wide-eyed inside them.

LC Classification NumberML3540