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Peters, E. (2019), "Index", The Use and Abuse of Music: Criminal Records (Emerald Studies in Alternativity and Marginalization), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 241-250. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78756-999-720191002

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INDEX

Index

Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate notes.

Abeng (cow horn)

, 63

Acoustic bombardment

, 77–80

Adolescence (book)

, 12

Adorno ‘call-response’ belief

, 22

Afrobeats

, 126

Age

, 1

Agencies of control

, 24

Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)

, 128

All Is War (album)

, 94

All the young dudes (song)

, 136

Anti-emo groups

, 30

Anti-Jacobite verse

, 60

Anti-loitering device

, 87

Anti-riot system

, 78

Anti-social behaviour

, 110–111, 117, 122n10

legislation

, 125

Anti-Social Behaviour Order (ASBO)

, 117

Anti-terror legislation

, 94, 138

Apple music

, 45

Appropriateness

, 129

Aryan Republican Army (ARA)

, 51

Association for Freedom of Thought Egypt (AFTE)

, 138

Auditory fatigue

, 63

Austin Daily Herald (newspaper)

, 14

Authoritarian clampdown

, 95

Avant-garde music

, 22

Bagpipes

, 62–63

Balkan turbo-folk

, 53

Barracuda (song)

, 141

Bashment

, 126

Better by you, better than me (song)

, 43

Bill of Rights

, 131

Black metal

, 36

bands

, 48

Black-centred political movement

, 113

#BlackLivesMatter movement

, 113

Blizzard of Oz (album)

, 43

Blur (band)

, 142

Boombox

, 110–111

Born in the USA (song)

, 140

Born to Run (song) and Nowhere to Run (song)

, 78

Brave Old World (BOW)

, 83n10

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

, 66, 135

British Medical Journal (BMJ)

, 29

British Movement

, 46

British National Party (BNP)

, 47

British Phonographic Institute (BPI)

, 133

British Union of Fascists (BUF)

, 69

British working-class invention

, 35

Bugles

, 62

‘Caliente’

, 136

‘Carnival of crime’ phrase

, 8n6

CDs

, 133

Celts

, 62

Censorship

, 7, 123

(un)authorised political use of music

, 140–143

forms of

, 130–132

music as form of political resistance

, 137–140

‘offensive’ music

, 124–128

privatisation of

, 132–137

social and religious

, 128–130

‘Central Park 5’ case

, 40

Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS)

, 18–19

Chicago School

, 86

Chilling effect

, 45

City, The (Park)

, 107

Class

, 1

Classical music

, 69

Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)

, 86

Columbine shootings

, 38

Communications Act (2003)

, 125

Community Behaviour Orders (CBO)

, 95

Counter-hegemonic subcultures

, 38

Country music

, 21

Crime

, 2

Crime and Disorder Act (1998)

, 122n10

Crime and Policing Act (2014)

, 117

Crime and the Community (book)

, 14–15

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)

, 86

Criminal justice system

, 91–98

Criminalisation

, 115

Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)

, 125

Cultural capital

, 23

Cultural criminologists

, 1

Cultural protection

, 124

Culture industry

, 22

D-notices

, 133

Daily Mail (tabloid)

, 125–126

Dance hall

, 115

Das Judentum in der Musik (Judaism in Music)

, 69

‘De-metalling’ treatments

, 34

Death metal

, 36

Decoding music

, 124

Deep in the heart of Texas (song)

, 135

Defensible space

, 86

Detroit, I do mind dying’ (song)

, 107–108

Detroit city

, 107

Deviance(y)

, 3, 5–6, 14–16

Deviant identities

, 24

Deviant music

, 6, 11, 14–16

Emo

, 26–30

Goth

, 26–30

moral panics

, 16–20

subcultures and social construction of marginalisation and dissent

, 12–14

violence and death

, 26–30

youth subcultures and moralisation

, 20–25

Devil worship/Satanism

, 35

Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)

, 127

Ding dong! The witch is dead (song)

, 134–135

Dissent, social construction of

, 12–14

Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste (book)

, 23

Division of Labour in Society, The (book)

, 14

Dominant society

, 23

Drill (music genre)

lyrics

, 97

music

, 95, 97, 127

scene

, 96

Drones

, 79–80

Drums

, 62–63

ECHR Art 10

, 145n7

Elastica (band)

, 142

Electronic duo Ic3peak

, 144n2

Emotional hardcore (Emo)

, 26–30

Endstufe (band)

, 132

Enemies of the Internet report

, 132

Enter Sandman (song)

, 74

Environmental Protection Act (1990)

, 122n9

Ether war

, 68

Ethnicity

, 1

Eton Rifles (song)

, 143

Expanding the criminological imagination (book)

, 7

Eye of Odin (Black metal band)

, 48

Filling up space with sound

, 116

Financial harm

, 3

First Amendment

, 124, 144n1

rights

, 43

Flutes

, 62

Folk devils

, 23–24

Folk Devils and Moral Panics (book)

, 26

Folk music

, 69–70

Forced singing

, 71

Freedom of expression

, 124, 145n4

Freedom of speech

, 131

Freya (band)

, 48

‘Functional’ music

, 118–119

Gang Signs and Prayers (album)

, 146n17

Geneva Convention

, 52

Genocidal or dictatorial regimes’ use of music

, 52–54

Gentrification

, 115

Ghetto blaster (see Boombox)

‘Ghost army’

, 63

‘Giovinezza’ (song)

, 70

Gloomy Sunday (song)

, 135

God save the King/Queen (British national anthem)

, 60–62

Gold Coast and the Slum, The (book)

, 107

Goth

, 21, 26–30

Government Communications Headquarters

, 145n9

Grime scene

, 96

Guardian, The (newspaper)

, 99

Habitus

, 145n6

Happy Days Are Here Again (song)

, 140

Harms

, 3

Heavy metal

, 21, 37

artists

, 42

syndrome

, 37

thunder

, 34–35

Heavy Metal: The Music and its Culture (book)

, 35–36

Heroin (song)

, 136

Hip-hop (music)

, 91–92, 108–109, 122n4

in London

, 116

His Master’s Voice (HMV)

, 146n13

Holocaust

, 70–72

Hooliganism

, 129

‘Horst-Wessel-Lied’ (song)

, 70

Human Rights Act

, 131

Human rights-based international organisation

, 129

Ill Manors (song)

, 143

Inciteful speech

, 125

Indecency

, 129

Independence Day (song)

, 140

Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA)

, 133, 146n14

Industrial metal

, 36

Industrial Revolution

, 106

Institutionalised racism

, 127

International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)

, 52

International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)

, 53

Interpreting music

, 124

Interrogation methods

, 74

Irhal (song)

, 138

Irish Republican Army (IRA)

, 134

iTunes

, 45

Jackie (song)

, 136

Jazz

, 68

Judgement of music

, 88

Kemalism

, 129

Kleb adDawla (song)

, 139

‘Knock-on-roof’

, 79

Labelling

, 15

Licensing Act (2003)

, 126

Little stick of Blackpool rock (song)

, 135

Liverpool

, 107, 122n2

Lock and Load (song)

, 51

London making drill

, 95

Long range acoustic devices (LRADs)

, 78–79

‘Loops’

, 96

Male-centric culture of music industry

, 99

Malicious Communications Act (1988)

, 125

Mamnou3 f’Radio

, 139

Manilow method

, 88

‘Marching Song The’, (song)

, 70

Marginalisation, social construction of

, 12–14

Martial music

, 60–62

Matrix of domination

, 20

Media forms

, 134

Metalcore bands

, 37

Metallica

, 64, 74

#MeToo movement

, 99

Miller v. California, 124, 413 U. S. 15 (1973)

Minuscule booth

, 73

Misogynistic lyrics

, 124

Misogyny

, 98–100

Moral panics

, 11, 16–20

Moral Panics and Folk Devils: The Creation of the Mods and Rockers (book)

, 16

Moralisation

, 20–25

Mosquito

, 87, 89–90

Muds

, 51

Murder music

, 33

genocidal or dictatorial regimes’ use of music

, 52–54

heavy metal thunder

, 34–35

metal and murder

, 37–38

Runnin’ with devil

, 42–46

Satanic panic

, 40

shout at devil

, 35–37

sounds of white hate

, 46–51

‘West Memphis 3’

, 38–39

Music

, 1–2, 4–7, 21, 59, 87, 105, 118, 123, 130, 134

acoustic bombardment

, 77–80

on battlefield

, 62–65

censorship

, 128, 130–131

in concentration camps

, 71

criminal justice system

, 91–98

‘designing out’ young people and non-consumers

, 86–91

as form of political resistance

, 137–140

holocaust

, 70–72

as manipulation

, 66–70

martial

, 60–62

patriarchy, music and misogyny

, 98–100

torture

, 72–77

wartime

, 65–66

Music of Murder, The (article)

, 41

Music While You Work (radio programme)

, 66

Musical forms

, 126

Musicians

, 1–2, 123

Muzak brand

, 118

National anthems

, 60

National Democratic Party (NPD)

, 50

National Deviancy Conference

, 15

National Front

, 46

National Security Agency

, 145n8

National Socialism

, 68

National Socialist Underground (NSU)

, 50

National songs

, 61

National Viewers’ and Listeners’ Association (NVALA)

, 132

Nationalism

, 60

Naughton’s framework

, 8n3

Nazis

, 67–68

Neighbourhood vibrancy

, 115

Neo-Nazi bands

, 131–132

New wave of British Heavy metal (NWOBHM)

, 36

New York Times

, 77

Newspapers

, 125–126

Niggaz Wit Attitudes (NWA)

, 109–110

Noise

, 4–7, 8n5, 110, 117

cancelling headphone

, 120

Noise Act (1996)

, 122n9

Noise pollution

, 114

anti-social behaviour

, 117

‘functional’ music

, 118–119

music

, 105

personalised soundscapes

, 120–121

problematic noise

, 114–116

raced and classed ability to make noise in spaces

, 112–113

rock ‘n’ roll

, 110–111

silence and withdrawal

, 119–120

sounds of city

, 106–110

Non-consumers

, 86–91

‘Non-lethal’ forms of ‘enhanced interrogation’

, 72

‘Northside Newham’

, 94

nu-metal

, 37

Oasis (band)

, 142

Obscene Publications Act

, 125

Obscenity

, 125

‘Offensive’ music

, 124–128

Oi! movement

, 46

‘Onward Blackshirts!’ (song)

, 70

Operation Just Cause

, 77

Orchestra playing

, 8n4

Organ grinders

, 112

Organ nuisance (see Times, The (newspaper))

Organisation Liberty

, 124

Ostracism

, 61, 120

‘Over There’ (song)

, 65

Overload techniques

, 72–73

Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills (film)

, 55n3

‘Parental Advisory: Explicit Content’ stickers

, 45

Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC)

, 27, 34, 42, 45

Patriarchy

, 98–100

Peaky Blinders

, 97

Personalised soundscapes

, 120–121

Physical harms

, 3

PMRC Senate Committee

, 34

Poetics of transgression

, 5

‘Polish hooligans’

, 49

Political

censorship

, 134

protest

, 143

speeches

, 48

Politics, (un)authorised use of music in

, 140–143

Popular music

, 22, 25, 65

Popular songs

, 65

Post-graduate Medicine journal

, 34

Power

, 2, 12, 15, 88

Prathet Ku Mee (song)

, 140

Presbycusis

, 87

Private troubles analysis

, 20

Privatisation of censorship

, 132–137

Problem music

, 44

Problematic noise

, 114–116

Prosecutors

, 44

Psychological harms

, 3

Psychological military operations (PSYOP)

, 78

Pulp (band)

, 142

Punk

, 21

Purple Rain (album)

, 42

Race(ism)

, 6, 16, 18, 91–98, 101, 109, 123, 127

Racist skinheads

, 48

Radio

, 55n12, 66–67

Rais Lebled (song)

, 139

Rap (song)

, 21, 91, 122n4, 126, 134, 137–138

lyrics

, 85, 92–93

Rap against Dictatorship (RAD)

, 140

‘Rap on trial’ phenomenon

, 92

Rappers

, 92

Regulatory censorship

, 138

Reichskulturkammer

, 69

Religious censorship

, 128–130

Repression

, 119

Respect

, 91

Rights

, 1, 7, 44

Rock ‘n’ roll music (see Rock and roll music)

Rock and roll music

, 24–25, 107, 110–111

Rock O Rama records

, 47

Rock’n’roll animal (album)

, 136

Rockdale Council

, 88

Rumble (song)

, 146n15

Satanic Panic

, 27, 40

ScotRail

, 87

Sentimental Journeys (book)

, 40

Serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value test (SLAPS test)

, 124–125

She Makes Me Warm (song)

, 136

She wants a Man from Brum (song)

, 97

Silence

, 105

and withdrawal

, 119–120

‘Silent Night’

, 65

Skrewdriver (band)

, 46–47

Slayer lyrics

, 44

Sleep deprivation

, 72

Sleipnir (Black metal band)

, 48

Social censorship

, 128–130

Social control

, 15

of deviancy

, 124

Social harm

, 3

Social housing

, 119

Social interaction process

, 14

Social soundproofing

, 119

Sodcasting

, 111

Songs

, 123

Sonic banality

, 118

Sonic privacy

, 115

‘Sound cannon’

, 79

‘Sound scape’

, 105

Sound(s)

, 4–7, 105, 112

of city

, 106–110

sound-based deterrents

, 87

Soundproofing

, 119

Soundtrack to War (film)

, 78

Sousa marching music

, 71

Sout el Huriyya (song)

, 138

Southern rockabilly

, 41

Spectacular youth subcultures

, 17

Spotify (internet music supplier)

, 45, 133

Stained Class (album)

, 43

Storkraft (band)

, 131

Straight Outta Compton (album)

, 109

Straus marching music

, 71

Streaming services

, 133

Strength Thru Oi! compilation record

, 47

Stunde der Nation (Hour of the Nation)

, 67

Subculture

, 11–14

Suicide Solution (song)

, 42–43

Swingjugend (swing kids)

, 70

Taliban banned music

, 65

Techno

, 122n3

Technological advancements

, 111

Technological sound

, 8n5

Teenage: The Creation of Youth (book)

, 12

Teenager

, 13

Terrorism

, 134

Terrorism Act (2006)

, 94

Time’s Up movement

, 99

Times, The (band)

, 112

Tokyo Rose broadcasts

, 68

Torture

, 72–77

Torture ‘lite’ techniques

, 60, 73

‘Tough’ masculinity

, 46

Transgression

, 5–6

Transgressive identities

, 24

Transgressive subcultures

, 38

Travelling musicians

, 106

Trumpets

, 62

UK drill music

, 94

Ultra-sonic measures

, 85

(Un)authorised political use of music

, 140–143

‘Unbreakable Union’

, 62

Unmanned Arial Vehicles (UAVs)

, 79

Urban

, 126

territorial strategies

, 105

US Twenty-Third Special Troops

, 63, 78

Ustasha

, 56n14

Vancouver Sun (newspaper)

, 13

Vehicle-mounted sonic blaster shoots

, 78

Venus in Furs (song)

, 136

Violence and death

, 26–30

Waiting for the Man (song)

, 136

Wal-Mart

, 132

Wartime music

, 65–66

Washington Post

, 98

‘Washington Wives’

, 42

‘West Memphis 3’

, 38–39

White hate, sounds of

, 46–51

White power concert

, 49

Wild Thing (song)

, 41

Wilding

, 41

Withdrawal, silence and

, 119–120

Witnesses

, 76–77

Wizard of Oz, The (film)

, 135

Women

, 66, 99, 121, 129

‘World Capital of Pop’

, 107

World Health Organisation (WHO)

, 119

Young people

, 86–91

Youth subcultures

, 12

Youth subcultures

, 20–25

‘Yugosphere’

, 54