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Punk sound and writing : a few relections about sonorous and textual identities of the punk scene in France (1976-2016)

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While considering the prism of cultural transfers (from the Anglo-American world to France and the diffusion and local re-appropriations), the objective of our communication is to analyze the punk scene textual and sound corpus in France on the long term (40 years) and identify the French specificities. First of all, we will scrutinize the history of its creation and the evolutions of the corpus to locate the ruptures or time inflections of the movement. In the meantime, we will determine the existence of several musical generations. We will also particularly pay attention to the shapes and hybridation of the local and regional scenes (the punk of the Ramoneurs de Menhirs in Brittany that mixes Breton culture and anarcho-punk music is different from the Basque Negu Goriak that uses the Basques codes and language with a ska-punk-hardcore sound with a touch of rap). This study should in fine trigger a reflection around punk music stylistics in France either claimed within the country (musical codes and norms promoted by French musicians), reconstructed (highlighting imposed or semi imposed forms of punk composition codes) or considered in the point of view of contamination and mixing of punk music with other musical styles.
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halshs-01272874, version 1 (11-02-2016)

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Solveig Serre, Luc Robène. Punk sound and writing : a few relections about sonorous and textual identities of the punk scene in France (1976-2016). KISMIF: Crossing borders of undergrounds scenes, Jul 2015, Porto, France. ⟨halshs-01272874⟩
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