Moshing
Moshing[1], moshpit[1][2], slamdance[1] eller slamming er en aktivitet, hvor publikummet til koncertoptrædender eller fodboldkampe aggressivt støder ind i hinanden. Moshing er ofte ledsaget af crowd surfing, mikrofonsvingning, smadring af instrumenter og headbanging. Ofte ses denne aktivitet indenfor metalgenre såsom hardcore punk, heavy metal, metalcore, og grindcore, men ses også indenfor elektronisk musik som bl.a. grime, dubstep og trap.
Moshing finder hovedsageligt sted til koncerter, men praktiseres nogle gange også under musikindspilninger.[3] I 2000 var der mange forskellige variationer af moshing som eksempelvis "thrashing",[4] og dansen udføres ofte i området foran scenen som kaldes mosh pitten eller bare pit. Blandt kendte variationer findes også Wall of Death og circlepits.
Selvom moshing ofte er meget positivt modtaget af publikummet[3][5] har det dog også pådraget sig en del kontrovers, mest af alt på grund af dets vilde og muligvis farlige natur.
Referencer
- ^ a b c "admin.dsn.dk: moshing". Arkiveret fra originalen 30. juni 2019. Hentet 30. juni 2019.
- ^ 30. jun. 2019, bt.dk: Flere unge kvinder besvimede under koncert på Tinderbox-festival Citat: "...Et moshpit er nemlig et fænomen, hvor en gruppe mennesker danner en stor rundkreds under en koncert. Når musikken intensiveres, hopper de deltagende mod hinanden og danser voldsomt..."
- ^ a b Tsitsos, William (1999) Rules of Rebellion: Slamdancing, Moshing, and the American Alternative Scene Popular Music, Vol. 18, Nr. 3, pp. 397-414
- ^ Nussbacher, Mike (2004) A Survivor’s Guide To The Mosh Pit. The Martlet. Citat: "...As the popularity of moshing has mushroomed, so have its casualties. Outside the United States, 22 people are known to have died over the last four years because of crowd problems at concerts or festivals, according to Crowd Management Strategies, a Chicago organization that conducts an annual rock concert safety survey. At least 10,000 others have been injured worldwide, the group says..."
- ^ Pogrebin, Robin (9. maj 1996). "Hard-Core Threat to Health: Moshing at Rock Concerts". The New York Times. Arkiveret fra originalen den 28. januar 2018. Hentet 2007-12-14.
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