Scream for Me, Africa!

Scream for Me, Africa!Discusses African metal scenes and conversations around the presence of heavy metal in the continent, and how acts in Africa are changing the conversation of what is possible. Looks at the continent's blossoming scenes through themes including hybridity, othering and how scenes have collided with difficult political systems. 31 b&w illus. Author interview with HUCK Magazine

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