The politics of post-9/11 music : sound, trauma, and the music industry in the time of terror / [edited by] Joseph P. Fisher and Brian Flota.

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Introduction: Greet death : post-9/11 music and the sound of decay / Joseph P. Fisher and Brian Flota -- Rock, enroll : music and militarization since 9/11 / Samuel Dwinell -- Music, terrorism, response : the conditioning logic of code and networks / Benjamin J. Robertson -- Technostalgia and the resurgence of cassette culture / Craig Eley -- Why protest albums can't teach dissent : the emergent complexity of post-9/11 protest / Conrad Amenta -- On a maddening loop : post-9/11 rubble music / Isaac Vayo -- Terrorism and the politics of improvisation / Rob Wallace -- Nine Inch Nails' Year zero and the biopolitics of media convergence / Katheryn Wright -- Casualties of war : hip-hop and the old racial politics of the post-9/11 era / Aisha Staggers -- That was now, this is then : recycling sixties style in post-9/11 music / Jeffrey Roessner -- A new morning in Amerika : conservative politics and punk rock in the 2000s / Matthew Siblo -- "Agony & irony" : indie culture's sardonic response to America's post-9/11 devolution / S. Todd Atchison -- Post-Dixie Chicks country : Carrie Underwood and the negotiation of feminist country identity / Molly Brost -- Walking the great line : underoath and Christian fundamentalism in punk rock after 9/11 / Gerrit Roessler -- War is heavy metal : soundtracking the US war in Iraq / Steve Waksman

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