03166cim a2200385 i 4500 2749097863 TxAuBib 20250506120000.0 260506s2025||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u 9781250418715 1250418712 ayecfhz9 CloudLibrary MnSpTMCL eng MnSpTMCL TxAuBib rda DeVille, Chris. Such Great Heights [E-Read Texas CloudLibrary] : The Complete Cultural History of the Indie Rock Explosion / DeVille, Chris. Unabridged. [S.l. : Macmillan Audio, 2025. 1 online resource(1 sound file (9hr.,16min.,30sec.).) spw rdacontent rdamedia rdacarrier Audio book. DeVille, Chris. The definitive history of twenty-first-century indie rock—from Iron & Wine and Death Cab for Cutie to Phoebe Bridgers and St. Vincent—and how the genre shifted the musical landscape and shaped a generation. This program is read by the author. Maybe you caught a few exhilarating seconds of “Teen Age Riot” on a nearby college radio station while scanning the FM dial in your parents’ car. Maybe your friend invited you to a shabby local rock club and you ended up having a religious experience with Neutral Milk Hotel. Perhaps you were scandalized and tantalized upon sneaking Liz Phair’s Exile in Guyville from an older sibling’s CD collection, or you vowed to download every Radiohead song you could find on LimeWire because they were the favorite band of the guy you had a major crush on. However you found your way into indie rock, once you were a listener, it felt like being part of a secret club of people who had discovered something special, something secret, something superior. In Such Great Heights, music journalist Chris DeVille brilliantly captures this cultural moment, from the early aughts and the height of indie rock, until the 2010s as streaming upends the industry and changes music forever. DeVille covers the gamut of bands—like Arcade Fire, TV On The Radio, LCD Soundsystem, Haim, Pavement, and Bon Iver—and in the vein of Chuck Klosterman’s The Nineties, touches on staggering pop culture moments, like finding your new favorite band on MySpace and the life-changing O.C. soundtrack. Nerdy, fun, and a time machine for millennials, Such Great Heights is about how subculture becomes pop culture, how capitalism consumes what's “cool,” who gets to define what's hip and why, and how an “underground” genre shaped our lives. A Macmillan Audio production from St. Martin’s Press. Electronic reproduction. [S.l.] Macmillan Audio 2025 Available via World Wide Web. Format: MP3. Requires: CloudLibrary (file size: 254.8 MB.) MUSIC|History & Criticism. MUSIC|Rock. SOCIAL SCIENCE|Popular Culture. MUSIC|Genres & Styles. Electronic books. fast CloudLibrary. https://ebook.yourcloudlibrary.com/library/ereadtexas-document_id-ayecfhz9 CloudLibrary T3S