Lightning Bolt: an ecology of imagens, noises and extremes sounds
Fabrício Lopes da Silveira
Visualidades · 2011
doi:10.5216/vis.v9i2.19859 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The article is focused exclusively on the music video “Dracula Mountain”, by north American noise-rock band Lightning Bolt. The aim is, in fact, sufficiently restricted: to describe the video and call it in question, considering it as a counterpoint to the band sonority and musical performance. At the end, we state that the video is both a symptom and a product of a very particular and contemporary media ecology, in which musical and audiovisual products and genres, as well as musical and audiovisual consumption habits are rebuilt and (re)potentialized, sometimes inverted.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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