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DeForrest Brown, Jr. – Assembling a Black Counter Culture

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Assembling a Black Counter Culture is a general history of techno and adjacent electronic music with a focus on Black experiences in industrialised labour systems, and explores the development of on-the-ground culture in relation to a unique American art form. Revisiting Detroit’s techno roots through the 1980s, writer and musician DeForrestBrown, Jr. follows the extended thinking and techniques behind key early players and places them in conversation with the African-American working class in the historically emblematic Motor City. From The Belleville Three to today’s international club floor

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