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Psychobilly is a genre generally described as a mix between the punk rock of the late 70s and rockabilly American of 50 years . 1 The genus is also characterized by references to films of horror and issues such as violence , sexuality and other lurid topics generally considered taboo, although presented in a humorous and courageous. 2
The term "psychobilly" was first used by Johnny Cash in his song "One Piece at Time, " hit the Top Ten of 1976 . 3 would pass to be used to define the genre a few years later, when the Cramps described their music as "psychobilly" and "rockabilly voodoo" on the posters of his shows. Although the Cramps rejected the idea of being part of the psychobilly scene, they, along with artists such as Screamin 'Jay Hawkins and Meteors , considered the precursors of the movement. Musically speaking, there was also the background scenery garage rock and pub rock since the '60s and early '70s, not to mention the artist better known as Legendary Stardust Cowboy , a precursor of psychobilly.
The first band was considered psychobilly Meteors, formed in South London in 1980 . With a member who was part of the rockabilly subculture, others involved with the punk subculture and a third who was a fan of horror films, musical ideas gathered and formatted the genre as it exists today. The Meteors also invented the concept of psychobilly be apolitical, encouraging their shows area to be "non-politicized" function to avoid fights between fans, as was becoming applicant in the punk scene of the time. To date, virtually no music psychobilly about politics, although most Psychobillies disavow the thoughts of the extreme right.
In 1982 a nightclub called Klubfoot opened in Hammersmith, west London, creating a home for British psychobilly scene. The club would eventually be demolished, replaced by office buildings and a railway coach . Having never been a very popular style, their fans often organize "Weekends Psychobilly" in which several bands play together to achieve attract enough audience. The first weekends were held in the UK in the mid 80s.
The psychobilly eventually spread through Europe , particularly in Germany , Italy and Spain , in some places in the United States and gradually in Asia , especially in Japan . While the psychobilly of the early '80s (with Meteors, Sharks, Batmobile) was similar to punk or garage rock, psychobilly the end of the same decade has more resembled the heavy metal (with Nekromantix , Demented Are Go , Klingonz , Mad Sin ), while the style of the 90s and 2000 approximates the sound of American psychobilly ( Reverend Horton Heat , Los Gatos Locos , Tiger Army ).
The psychobilly fashion is characterized by a style called "quiff, " a kind of mohawk rockabilly, 4 while the clothes combine style punk (dyed hair, beaten and torn clothes and leather jackets), with the initial fashion rockabilly (with prints animal figures).
References
- Sharon M. ↑ Sharon M. Hannon. Punks: A Guide to an American Subculture. [Sl]: ABC-CLIO, 2009. 164 p.
- Inc Icon Group International. Lyrical: Webster's Quotations, Facts and Phrases . ↑ Inc Icon Group International. Lyrical: Webster's Quotations, Facts and Phrases. [Sl]: Inc Icon Group International, 2008. 80 p.
- Shawn McIntosh, Marc Leverette. Zombie culture: autopsies of the living dead . ↑ Shawn McIntosh, Marc Leverette. Zombie culture: autopsies of the living dead. [Sl]: Scarecrow Press, 2008. 136 p.
- vários. Hair Designing- A Complete Course . ↑ number. Hair Designing-A Complete Course. [Sl]: Global Media, 2007.
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