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Heavy Metal<br />

From Hard Rock to Extreme Metal<br />

Text by Kory Grow<br />

Here's one for the headbangers! With its loud, aggressive rhythms; slashing guitar solos, and often-disturbing<br />

themes, metal is mesmerizing: it cuts to the bone and takes rock right to the edge. Heavy Metal takes<br />

readers on an in-depth musical journey through this testosterone-fueled style, including its origins,<br />

development, and subgenres, such as thrash, doom, death, and gothic metal. With exclusive pictures and<br />

commentary from experts in the form, it analyzes such groundbreaking bands as Led Zeppelin, Black<br />

Sabbath, Mötley Crüe, Motorhead, Metallica, Megadeth, and Savatage through their sounds, lyrics, themes,<br />

and trend-setting actions.<br />

Kory Grow is the senior editor of Revolver magazine, the United States' largest magazine covering hard rock<br />

and heavy metal. In his career, he's interviewed artists ranging from Metallica to Ozzy Osbourne to Avenged<br />

Sevenfold to Darkthrone. He has also written about heavy metal for Guitar World, Metal Hammer, Decibel,<br />

Alternative Press, the Village Voice, and more. He lives in Astoria, New York, with his wife and cat.<br />

-Sections dedicated to the various types of metal: heavy metal, thrash metal, nu-metal, power metal, death<br />

metal, and black metal<br />

-Minor movements and subgenres of metal are also discussed, to help readers understand the vastness of<br />

the whole spectrum of this genre<br />

Document and Eyewitness<br />

An Intimate History of Rough Trade<br />

Neil Taylor<br />

The British record company Rough Trade has been a pioneer in the independent music industry for more than<br />

30 years. Document and Eyewitness tells the definitive story of this trailblazing label through the voices of<br />

founder Geoff Travis, Jarvis Cocker, Robert Wyatt, Green Gartside, and other musicians. Serious fans of punk,<br />

dub, and rock will learn more about the bands they love--from Cabaret Voltaire and Kleenex to The Fall, The<br />

Smiths, The Strokes, and beyond.<br />

Neil Taylor worked for the NME during the mid-1980s and has more recently worked in publishing. He is a<br />

dedicated regionalist and now lives in Winchester.<br />

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STERLING<br />

Publisher: White Star Publishers<br />

Published: April 2012<br />

272 pages<br />

978-8-8544-0635-3<br />

$39.95 ($47.95 Canadian)<br />

Hard<br />

235 color photos<br />

10 1/4 X 11 4/5<br />

Territory: US/Can<br />

Author Hometown:<br />

Astoria, NY<br />

Publisher: Orion<br />

Published: April 2012<br />

432 pages<br />

978-1-4091-3558-6<br />

$15.95 (No Canadian Rights)<br />

Paper<br />

32 color photos, 32 b/w photos<br />

5 1/2 X 8 1/2<br />

Territory: US Only

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