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Encyclopedia > Anomie (band)

British band Anomie, (named after Anomie, Emile Durkheim's term for feelings of alienation), are standard_bearers for British garage psychedelia, citing Pink Floyd and Hawkwind as their musical influences.


Discography:

1998 _ Cool, Clean & Cosmic (live).
2002 _ A Trip into the Unknown.
2003 _ An Experiment in Mind expansion.

The band consists of Stuart Barton and Colin Wilson, together with occasional extra performers. They have made two appearances at the Glastonbury festival.




External links

  • http://www.anomie.co.uk/



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Anomie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (840 words)
Anomie is remarkably common when the surrounding society has undergone significant changes in economic fortunes, whether for good or for worse, and more generally when there is a significant discrepancy between the ideological theories and values commonly professed and the practice of everyday life.
The word, which can also be spelled anomy, has also been used to apply to societies or groups of people within a society, who suffer from chaos due to lack of commonly recognized explicit or implicit rules of good conduct, or worse, to the reign of rules promoting isolation or even predation rather than cooperation.
Anomy as a social disorder is not to be confused with anarchy.
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