Category:Articles

A

• [+] Articles by Yu Yang (3 P)
• [+] Articles in Beijing Beijing (8 P)
• [+] Articles in Noises In-Burning (14 P)
• [+] Articles in Noises Inside (145 P)

A cont.

• [+] Articles in UnderGroundGround (73 P)
• [+] Authors (60 C)

C

• [+] Chapters of Der Lange Marsch des Rock'n'Roll (5 P)
• [+] Chapters of Tongue - Making sense (5 P)

C cont.

• [+] Concert Reviews (2 P)

I

• [+] Interviews (41 P)

N

• [+] Newsletter (1 C, 2 P)

P

• [+] Publications (42 C)

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• "Tongue" and "Wooden Horse" in Shanghai: Beijing Bands give Bad Head a Good Name

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• (Help), (Help), (Help) the Police!

A

• A Rock Star China Allows to Shine
• A story of love: My times in Mao
• A survey on jobs of Chinese rock musicians by Sina.com
• Able to Love, Able to Fly, And Able to Forget
• Alev Tour Diary 2006
• All right, Beijing!
• Anarchy In The PRC / Beijing punk comes to San Francisco
• At That Moment I Thought, I Thought I Really Saw Music
• Authenticating Geographies and Temporalities: Representations of Chinese Rock in China

B

• Banging to beat of a different drum
• Beijing Beat: Dive Bar D-22
• Beijing Journal; For the Rockers Now, China Is a Very Hard Place
• Beijing Rocks: Rockin' in the Not-So-Free World
• Beijing's Revolution
• Beijing, noise and the city (an essay)
• Birth of a Beijing Music Scene

C

• Carsick Cars + P.K.14: Beijing’s experimental rock scene arrives in New York City
• Changjiang Midi 2010: Concentrate! We Made It!
• China's rockers too pampered for politics
• Chinese Metal Scene Spring 2001
• Come On Feel the Noise

D

• DIY - On how to do a music video
• Daydream Nation
• Dennis Rea about Cui Jian
• Dig The Earth Find A New World On The Other Side

E

• Electronic Music in China

F

• For All the Rock in China
• Foreigners in Foreign Lands, Part I: Exotic Orientals
• Foreigners in Foreign Lands, Part II: Exotic Occidentals
• Foursome punk band in Beijing

G

• Gabba Gabba Hey! Punkrock erobert China
• Growing Underground Is Making Noise in China

H

• Hanggai: Chinese Punk Looks To The Past
• Hard times are over - Hard Queen
• History in the Making?
• History of Metal in China
• History of Rock in China
• Hong Kong Pop History
• How do we dream today?
• How-to Chinese Music

I

• InMusic, China's 'new' Rolling Stone Magazine
• Internet Helps Liberate, Create Music in China
• Interview with Dagon Power (2012)
• Interview with Fly Fast Records
• Interview with Friend or Foe (2012)
• Interview with Jens Bunge about Shanghai and Jazz 2009
• Interview with Monkey King (2012)
• Interview with S.A.W. 2010
• Interview with Sean Leow October 2009
• Interview with Tengger Cavalry (2012)
• Interview with Zang Nan Recording (2012)
• Interview: Tim Kao, lead singer of Mint
• Iron Blood or Robber Sweat: Looking back at Ten Years Rock
• Is there such a thing as Chinese indie music?
• Ist das hier wirklich China?

J

• Jazz in Shanghai
• Jazz in Shanghai, China: A Study in Contrasts
• Jump'n Jive: All That Jazz
• Junge Frau mit Power

L

• Lessons from the Underground: China’s Indie Music Scene
• Liberated Punks Accelerate China's Musical Evolution

L cont.

• Liu Yuan, the CD Cafe, and Jazz in China
• Lonely China Day 2008 USA Tour Diary
• Low-Low Fi，小小样，地地下——我所听到的中国地下音乐

M

• Make Them Free（有声读物《铁血摇滚》自序）
• Melody mania at Beijing's MIDI and Modern Sky festivals
• Microphone Fiends
• Midi Music Festival (Article by Jon Campbell)
• Miserable Faith and "The Music Won't Be Stopped"
• Modern Sky 2010: The Good, The Bad, and The Music
• Music World: Rock Under The Red Flag
• Music of the Uyghurs
• Musical Middle-Class: What's keeping mid-sized bands away from the 'Hai?
• Musicians take jazzscene to whole new level

N

• New Sound aus Peking
• New wave
• No such thing as 'made in China'
• Not just rock, promises Chinese indie label
• Now Hip-Hop, Too, Is Made in China

O

• On the Road with Cold Blooded Animal

P

• Past·Tears
• Paying the Piper. Or Not.
• Post (Modern) Punk
• Punk Power Diplomacy
• Punk aus dem Reich der Mitte
• Punks and Posers in China

R

• RE-INVENT
• Red Sonic Trajectories ­ Rock in China
• Reggae on the Silk Road: The Globalization of Uyghur Pop
• Review on China’s New Voices: Popular Music, Ethnicity, Gender and Politics, 1978-1997
• Review: Snapline at Mao Livehosue
• Rhythm of Chinese metropolitan folk moves city
• Rock Chic In Chengdu
• Rock Festivals: the 3rd mininova of Chinese rock
• Rock On
• Rock Self Dot Com: Neocha pushes Chinese indie to the Edge
• Rock in Shanghai
• Rock's Troubled Renaissance
• Rocking Beijing: China's underground music scene
• Rockmusik in der VR China
• Rockmusik und Wertewandel in der chinesischen Gesellschaft
• Running in the shades of Beijing: Regional Scenes of China

S

• Selling out - the give-away-product music and survival of the smartest
• Shanghai's Heavy Thread
• Shanghai's got game
• Shanghairock
• Shock of the 女
• Sihan's ark
• Sonic Bastards Tour Diary 2005
• Sound, Protest and Business. Modern Sky Co. and the New Ideology of Chinese Rock
• Sounds from the margin: Beijing rock scene faces an uncertain future
• Split Works' Nathaniel Davis on making music sell
• Stones Roll in for Historic Tour
• Sun mengjin
• Symphony of Millions

T

• Ten Years, A Snapshot For Chinese New Music
• The 6th Generation of China Rock
• The Book of Changes: Jazz in Beijing (The Beijing Jazz Scene in the 1990s)
• The Four Represents
• The LAND Tour and the Rise of Jazz in China
• The Next One
• The Poetry of Yan Jun
• The Punk Republic of China
• The Rise of Metal

T cont.

• The Sound From My Inner Self
• The Sound of the Underground – Experimental and Non-Academic Musics in China
• The Sound, Not of Music, but of Control
• The best unsigned band in Shanghai
• Through the eyes of the beholder - Chinese rock picturized - Part 1
• Through the eyes of the beholder - Chinese rock picturized - Part 2 (Matthew Niederhauser)
• Through the looking glass: Beijing Inventory
• Token White Guy
• Turning Japanese heads to China: The Shanghai scene
• Twenty years on, Chinese rock rolling to a halt

U

• Underground Chengdu
• Underground Electronic Music in Shanghai
• Underground Hip-Hop in Shanghai
• Uyghur Pop

V

• Viva la Republica!!! - 60 Chinese Albums to Show Off
• Vive La France!

W

• Welcome to Rock in China
• Western companies use rock music to tap into China's youth market
• What Are They Doing Underground?
• When Good Isn't Enough
• Why No Beijing and D-22 are not worth the hype!
• Why the scene has to get international - and China-only is a deadlock
• Wynton Marsalis China Tour 2000

Y

• Yaogun Yinyue: rethinking mainland Chinese rock ‘n’ roll
• Yar Matey! Sailing the Pirate-infested Seas of Beijing's CD Shops, or: Piracy: A Defence
• Youngsters

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• “你的热血哪去了？”——北京地下硬核
• “字母”的低调

《

• 《内心的噪音》后记
• 《黑骏马》的寓言

一

• 一个无政府主义者的变形记

七

• 七个兰州人

三

• 三百条短裤（左小祖咒小说《狂犬吠墓》序）

上

• 上海的橘红色天空

下

• 下一个
• 下一个先锋

不

• 不要在街上吻我

世

• 世界之杯
• 世界之王

两

• 两个“朋克”

中

• 中国的朋克与胖克

为

• 为人民服务

乌

• 乌托邦纪事

乘

• 乘拖拉机远去啦

乡

• 乡亲们，他回来了！

今

• 今天我们怎样做梦？

从

• 从卧室走向世界
• 从木吉他到噪音阀
• 从汪峰到“扭机”——主流的进化

他

• 他们在地下干什么？

代

• 代沟

以

• 以梦为马

但

• 但愿我也有

作

• 作者简介

你

• 你才无聊呢！——评诱导社《214天和3个呕吐少年》

倾

• 倾听也就是歌唱

假

• 假若明天来临

偏

• 偏僻省份的原创音乐

像

• 像一块滚石

先

• 先锋的榜样

全

• 全苏格兰最衰的青春

内

• 内心的噪音·自序