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dancecult-533	Brighenti, Andrea	Apocalypso Disco: La rave-o-luzione della post techno (Riccardo Balli)	2014		.htm	text/html	670	18	40	Yet Balli's emphasis on the directly affective experience of the electronic dance floor is well understandable by anyone who has ever attended one of his sulphurous DJ sets: with joyful irreverence, parody, prankish attitude, and a certain nerdish citationist goût for obscure trash-pop references appositely mixed with occultist and high-brow sources, DJ Balli routinely serves his mash-up of sounds, a hotchpotch that is the essential counterpart to the theory and analyses outlined in the pages of his book. Contrary to other genres of underground music, Balli claims, electronic music has the potential to directly set the brainframe of the dancer—yes, a mind-control talk that comes straight out of a 1950s sci-fi movie.	cache/dancecult-533.htm	txt/dancecult-533.txt