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Jessica Hopper'S Criticism Is A Trenchant And Necessary Counterpoint Not Just On Music, But On Our Culture At Large.' Annie Clark, St. Vincentan Acclaimed, Careerspanning Collection From A Fiercely Feminist And Revered Contemporary Rock Critic, Reissued With New Materialthroughout Her Career, Spanning More Than Two Decades, Jessica Hopper, A Revered And Pioneering Music Critic, Has Examined Women Recording And Producing Music, In All Genres, Through An Intersectional Feminist Lens. The First Collection Of Criticism By A Living Female Rock Critic Features Oral Histories Of Bands Like Hole And Sleater Kinney, Interviews With The Women Editors Of 1970Sera Rolling Stone, And Intimate Conversations With Iconic Musicians Such As Bjrk, Robyn, And Lido Pimienta. Hopper Journeys Through The Truths Of Riot Grrrl'S Empowering Insurgence; Decamps To Gary, Indiana, On The Eve Of Michael Jackson'S Death; Explodes The Grungeera Mythologies Of Nirvana And Courtney Love; And Examines The Rise Of Emo. The Collection Also Includes Profiles And Reviews Of Some Of The Mostloved, And Mostloathed, Women Artists Making Music Today: Fiona Apple, Kacey Musgraves, M.I.A., Miley Cyrus, Lana Del Rey.In Order For The Music Industry To Change, Hopper Writes, We Need The Continual Presence Of Radicalized Women . . . Being Encouraged And Given Reasons To Stay, Rather Than Diminished By The Music Which Glues Our Communities Together. The First Collection Of Criticism By A Living Female Rock Criticpublished To Acclaim In 2015, And Reissued Now With New Material And An Introduction By Samantha Irbyis A Rallying Cry For Womencentered History And Storytelling, And A Groundbreaking, Obsessive, Razorsharp Panorama Of Music Writing Crafted By One Of The Most Influential Critics Of Her Generation.
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