Fear Of Music by David Stubbs
A brisk, provocative cultural history that argues modern music often channels and responds to social anxieties, showing how technological change, experimentalism and popular trends—from avant‑garde electronics to punk and post‑punk—reflect and shape collective unease; blending incisive criticism, artist portraits and historical context, it reframes familiar sounds as products of fear, fascination and the desire to confront the unknown.
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