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Isabella van Elferen and Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock present an academically well-founded and recommendable study with Goth Music: From Sound to Subculture. This fulfils the claim of presenting promising new theoretical approaches for future scientific subculture discourse . Caroline Langhorst, Wissenschaftliche Rezensionen

Isabella van Elferen's book is original, witty, and provocative. Her approach is anything but reductive, as her epigraph-- Il y a plenty de hors-texte --suggests. She considers music in a variety of media and her analyses are engaging and refreshingly jargon-free. This is a work that enters boldly into critical debate and is not afraid to speculate on broader philosophical issues. Van Elferen brings insights from the discipline of musicology into the field of gothic studies and, in doing so, very much enriches it. --Emma McEvoy, Westminster University

""Isabella van Elferen and Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock present an academically well-founded and recommendable study with Goth Music: From Sound to Subculture. This fulfils the claim of presenting promising new theoretical approaches for future scientific subculture discourse"". Caroline Langhorst, Wissenschaftliche Rezensionen

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Isabella van Elferen is Full Professor of Music and Director of Research at Kingston University London, UK. Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock is Professor of English at Central Michigan University, USA and Associate Editor of the Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts.

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