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  4. Central Europe Goes Pop!
  5. Episode 4 - Gender and Sexuality
  • Central Europe Goes Pop!
  • Episode 1 - Vienna Calling
  • Episode 2 - So oder so: Hip-Hop in Central Europe
  • Episode 3 - Punk and Metal
  • Episode 4 - Gender and Sexuality

Episode 4 - Gender and Sexuality

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Related links:

Kristóf Hajós, “Angel’s Secret”

Sounds Queer?, “Workshop Track”

Madox, “S.E.X”

Madox, “La revolution sexuelle”

ConchitaWURST, “Malebu”

Ricky Merino and WURST, “Smalltown Boy”

 

Listen to the full playlist on YouTube!

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