Hardcore, punk, and other junk: aggressive sounds in contemporary music

Food for thought : on Sid Vicious's cannibalization of "My way" / Evan Ware --

Let the shillelagh fly : the Dropkick Murphys and Irish-American hybridity / Sean Ahern --

Am I evil? : the meaning of metal lyrics to its fans / Mika Elovaara --

By demons be driven? : scanning "monstrous" voices / Marcus Erbe --

Heavy metal music in the Caribbean setting : politics and language at the periphery / Nelson Varas-Diaz, Eliut Rivera-Segarra --

No fun : noise music, avant-garde aggression, and sonic punishment / Ross Hagan --

Last report : Throbbing Gristle and audio extremes / Brian Cogan --

Black metal soul music : Stone Vengeance and the aesthetics of race in heavy metal / Kevin Fellezs --

"The time is right to set our sight on salvation" : the strange tale of how the Hare Krishnas came to play hardcore punk / Colin Helb --

Cult of Hellmouth : the success of contemporary hardcore / Eric James Abbey.