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By Ueli Bernays on September 21, 2011
By Ueli Bernays on 21 September 2011 in
STORIES
«Retromania» ist Simon Reynolds’ Buch über die Erinnerungs- und Zitatenkultur im Pop der Gegenwart. Er kommt zum nicht ganz überraschenden Schluss: In der Pop-Kultur gibt es ein Übermass an Geschichte.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Disco, Hip Hop, Neo-Folk, New Wave, Prince, Punk, Retro, Rock Music, Rock'n'Roll, Roger Waters, Simon Reynolds, Soul, Techno, Urban Pop |
By Norient on May 4, 2011
By Jeroen Groenewegen on 4 May 2011 in
ACADEMIC
After twenty years of frustration and marginality, Zuoxiao Zuzhou recently reinvented himself as trickster and became a cult-hero.
Posted in ACADEMIC | Tagged Ai Weiwei, Asia, Badhead, Beijing, Beijing East Village, China, Cui Jian, Gu Changwei, Jia Zhang-ke, Li Zhanyang, Modern Sky, Rock Music, sheng, Wang Xufang, Xie Tianxiao, Yang Fudong, Yang Shaobin, Zuoxiao Zuzhou |
By Michael Spahr on May 2, 2011
By Michael Spahr and Thomas Burkhalter on 2 May 2011 in
AUDIO
Reverend Beat-Man is a mad trash rock’n’roll artist and owner of the label Voodoo Rhythm Records. Norient visited him on their quest for sonic traces in Switzerland.
Posted in AUDIO | Tagged D.I.Y., Punk, Reverend Beat-Man, Rock Music, Round Table Knights, Sonic Traces: From Switzerland, Swiss Music, Switzerland, Voodoo Rhythm |
By Michael Spahr on December 22, 2010
By Michael Spahr on 22 December 2010 in
VIDEO
Freitag, 14.1.2011. Fokofpolisiekar – ein Rockumentarfilm und eine Film über die Post-Apartheid-Gesellschaft in Südafrika. Im Rahmen des 2. Norient Musikfilm Festivals (12-15.1.2011).
Posted in VIDEO | Tagged 2. Norient Musikfilm Festival, Afrikaans, Die Antwoord, Fokofpolisiekar, Ninja, Punk, Rap, Rock Music, South Africa |
By Jeroen De Kloet on July 2, 2010
By Jeroen De Kloet on 2 July 2010 in
STORIES
Fuelled by the new sounds that entered China’s illegal doorways, and driven by a desire to move beyond the stereotypical hard rock idiom, new bands started to experiment with different sounds. Today, sounds ranging from hardcore punk to deep house can be heard from Urumqi to Beijing. Let’s get dakou’ed!
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Asia, Beijing, China, globalization, localization, modernity, Punk, Rock Music |
By Norient on June 25, 2009
By Mark LeVine on 25 June 2009 in
STORIES
Pakistan’s corrupt and violent rulers did produce one good thing, albeit inadvertently: Pakistani rock. Mark Levine offers a chapter of his book «Heavy Metal Islam» to norient.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Asia, Censorship, Islam, Islamabad, Junoon, Lahore, Mark Levine, Metal, Pakistan, Rock Music, Sufism |
By Laura Martinez on June 14, 2008
By Laura Martinez on 14 June 2008 in
ACADEMIC
Laura Martinez analyzes Mexican Rock music as system of sharp social distinctions based on musical taste, language, and dress. Furthermore, rock music creates a dialogue between the culture of different groups, opening a possible path to overcome isolation and Otherness.
Posted in ACADEMIC | Tagged Botellita de Jerez, Café Tacuba, Control Machete, Cultural Imperialism, El Gran Silenco, Hybridity, Latin America, Mexico, Rock Music |