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Hellbangers / Pep Bonet ; texts, Pep Bonet, Steffan Chirazi, Rob Halford.

LIBRA ML87 .B59 2021
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Bonet, Pep, 1974- photographer, writer of supplementary textual content.
Contributor:
Chirazi, Steffan, writer of supplementary textual content.
Halford, Rob, writer of supplementary textual content.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Bonet, Pep, 1974-.
Bonet, Pep.
Overthrust (Musical group)--Pictorial works.
Overthrust (Musical group).
Portrait photography.
Musicians--Botswana--Pictorial works.
Musicians.
Heavy metal (Music)--Botswana--Pictorial works.
Heavy metal (Music).
Heavy metal (Music)--Social aspects--Botswana--Pictorial works.
studio portraits.
commercial portraiture.
Photography, Artistic.
Botswana.
Genre:
Pictorial works.
Physical Description:
1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm
Other Title:
Hell bangers
Place of Publication:
Furnes : Hannibal, [2021]
Summary:
The Hellbangers are the enfants terribles of a sleepy, diamonds rich country. Photographer Pep Bonet (1974, Mallorca) has been following Overthrust, a heavy metal band from Botswana, Africa, and shows us a growing, exciting and thoroughly organic heavy metal community. Ten years ago, one group existed. Today there are more than ten and their fans are growing every year. The inhabitants of Botswana portrayed in this book are tattood, wear loudly and proudly leather jackets, leather trousers and play heavy death metal music. Imagine the DIY ingenuity of their costume creation involving harvested animal skulls and other natural elements. With names like Demon and Gunsmoke, it would be easy though to think they are thugs, but We try to be exemples. Rock is a wild thing, but also something for the heart, says Gunsmoke, the heavy metal head. Here too, the lyrics of the songs are very critical towards societies, just like their western peers. Metal in Botswana is rebellious movement against authorities. This is the story of what looks at first to be an unlikely union, yet one which powerfully illustrates how music, how heavy metal music, has become a positively unifying force in an unlikely part of the world.
Notes:
Chiefly illustrated.
ISBN:
9463887881
9789463887885
OCLC:
1263663358

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