Conclusion – Skate Punk Authenticity, Suicidal Tendencies, and the Music Video (Part 14 of thesis)
Evolving in Southern California in the early 1980s, this thesis discusses...
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1980s to the present: is skate punk still relevant? (Part 13 of thesis)
Skate punk became defined as a subculture through it’s implied resistance...
The propagation of authenticity in the Suicidal Tendencies music videos (Part 12 of thesis)
A distinctive element of new musicology from the period of Romanticism...
Suicidal Tendencies and Southern California in the 1980s – boredom with white middle class suburbia? And Representations of ethnicity – a statement against the dominance and conservatism of white middle class America. (Part 11 of thesis)
During the 1970s, the Dogtown and Z-Boys skaters of Southern California...
Skate punk – what were they rebelling against? Suicidal Tendencies, Reagonomics and Socio-Political Conservatism of the 1980s (Part 10 of thesis)
What was the obsession with aligning and portraying themselves as an...
Rebellion signified – skate punk as a subculture (Part 9 of thesis)
Becky Beal in her essay “Disqualifying the Official: An Exploration of...
Discussion of the music videos “Institutionalized” and “Possessed to Skate” (Part 8 of thesis)
Suicidal Tendencies best illustrate the ethos and representation of skate punk...
Analysis of the Skate Punk videos (Part 7 of thesis)
Analysis of the music videos: “INSTITUTIONALIZED” (1984) Both “Institutionalized” and “Possessed...
