...Jayna Brown In considering the music of two dub-influenced artists based in the United Kingdom, Tricky (Adrian Thaws) and the Bug (Kevin Martin), I explore the ways dub and punk share historical space and affective territory, and particularly the ways a punk ethos has continued to be imbricated...

...Patrick Deer The embrace of the city in ruins was a familiar rallying cry of punk music. From Public Image Limited’s evocation of an urban subject murdered in the countryside while “the cassette played poptones,” to the Clash’s raucous calls for “a riot of our own,” to dub-influenced declarations...

... D. Eisenhower was to dub the “military‐industrial complex.” Through readings of R.S.V.P. and Zami , the article traces the racial and gendered history of nylon as both a fashion commodity and a military resource. These readings demonstrate Black feminism's central relevance to US military...

... the techniques of “dub,” a form that foregrounds the creative rather than the regulatory role of the producer. For the Clash, then, Perry’s significance was both ideological and aesthetic: his combina- tion of commercial and formal innovation offered an alternative model of industry-artist­ relations...

... explores the shared affective space of punk and dub musics and their intertwined genealogies. Brown shows the motility of these musico-­ political forms, rearticulated across differing historical moments, and finds in the concept of abjection a tie...

... of “She’s Lost Control” by Joy Division. This heavy dub, eccentric version of the song was omitted from Warm Leatherette and never appeared any- where else in her opus. But it is in this song that Jones really goes gaga and lets go of the smooth rhythms of reggae for the discordant and distorted...

... our own biological terror industry, both military and paramilitary. The months following the anthrax mailings gave rise to discomforting revela- tions, including genetic proof that the deadly anthrax bacterium, dubbed the Ames strain, was originally harvested from a cow that died before World War...

... and con- sumers have dubbed it “cheese.” Yet we have no formal definitions of the term, only textual associations. Reruns of The Brady Bunch and Mork and Mindy are cheesy. Blaxploitation is cheesy, as are Mexican horror movies and gore flicks in the tradition...

... in the global North, the shelter-in-place classes who are confined to computer screens, hair growing long or cut in strange forms. It led to a terrifying exposure for health-care workers and other service workers, dubbed “essential workers,” whose jobs, already precarious in many cases, also became dangerous...

... featured a scientific debate that could, with some irony, be dubbed Jamesonian. 1 In the context of the widespread conviction that we now inhabit the Anthropocene, an epoch in which mankind has risen to the dubious stature of “geological agent,” as the anarchist geographer Elisée Reclus had already...

... are the world” eth- nography of what Davis has dubbed spatial apartheid. Waiting on the immaculate elevated platform of the Gold Line in China- town, I watch for the train to slant down the tracks, noting the irony...

... midwest- ern settlers (for which L.A. was dubbed the “port of Iowa who set out to cleanse the city of its multiracial heritage. They mark the racialization of private space, the retreat from the burdens of urban being played out in the embodying regime...

... ideologically. Consider the following: Thirty- four years ago, just over a month after the OPEC embargo of 17 October 1973, the New York Times published a feature story about the diagnosis, treatment, and increasing prevalence of depression in the United States. Dubbed the “common cold of mental...

... Americans and the Chinese motherland. American Ethnologist 27 : 645 -69. Lowe, Lisa. 1996 . Immigrant acts: Asian American cultural politics . Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Maira, Sunaina. 1999 . Identity dub: The paradoxes of an Indian American youth subculture (New York mix). Cultural...

... dialect and standard American and/or English English cannot be erased through glos- sary writing, dubbing, and subtitling, or even through speaking “louder, slower, n likesay mair posh.” Welsh’s characters’ uses of language are vital precisely because they “bring to life new grammatical or syntactic...

... terrain — what Aihwa Ong has dubbed “neoliber- alism as exception” — (post)socialist and (non)capitalist politics congeal and crumble in all sorts of unanticipated ways.11 It is necessary to recognize the specificity...

... to have solved its multilingual problem rather efficiently. Instead of forcing citizens of various states to watch programs in English or Hindi that they most likely will not understand, programs are dubbed in regional languages...

... responsibility to reimagine what we do and how we do it.1 New work in what is often dubbed digital humanities accords special prominence to questions of scholarly ingenuity. Historians are increasingly aware of the challenge and opportunity posed by the digi...

... and is looking for payback. The film unfolds amid the backdrop of the smoggy exurban enclaves east of Los Angeles dubbed the “Inland 198 Karen Tongson ST84-85-12_Tongson.indd 198 10/19/05 2:39:27...