"Striking Crude Chords: Bawdy humor in post-Soviet Russian Rock"

Anthony Qualin

"Striking Crude Chords: Bawdy humor in post-Soviet Russian Rock"

Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures

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Abstract

This article examines the uses of bawdy humor in post-Soviet rock music, particularly in the works of the groups Nol, Sektor Gaza, and Leningrad.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	"Striking Crude Chords: Bawdy humor in post-Soviet Russian Rock"
Publisher	Uncensored?: reinventing humor and satire in post-Soviet Russia
Pages	195-209
State	Published - 2008

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