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Tracking the Tide
2011
Overview
TheRandom House Unabridged Dictionarydefines a new wave as “a movement, trend, or vogue, as in art, literature, or politics, that breaks with traditional concepts, values, techniques, or the like.”¹ There are numerous examples that fit this bill, ranging from the 1960s new wave of British theater and the influential early 1980s New Wave of British Heavy Metal to, of course, the music that serves as the subject of this very book. Regardless of how or where one encounters a “new wave,” its signifying power traces back to the phrase’s original etymology, that of the late 1950s French cinematic
