“What are we doing here?” Nostalgic Desires for a Cosmopolitan Sensory Aesthetic in the Amsterdam-based Psytrance Scene

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cultural musicology, psytrance, cosmopolitanism, postcolonialism, desire, nostalgia, psychedelics, otherness, ethics, anti-conquest, globalization

PhD Student, Research Assistant & Lecturer at the Cultural Musicology Department

20-Apr-2012

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