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  13. Gadir, Tami (2016), ‘Resistance or reiteration? Rethinking gender in DJ cultures’, Contemporary Music Review, 35:1, pp. 115–29.
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  14. Garthwaite, Al., Pryor, Jonathan and Walshaw, Neil (2021), ‘Our latest update on anti-social behaviour across LS6’, Headingley, Hyde Park & Woodhouse News, 10 September, https://www.facebook.com/640664196015250/posts/4314020672012899/?d=n. Accessed 15 September 2021.
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  18. Haslam, Dave (2021), Lost in Music, 16 September, Hull: Wrecking Ball Music and Books.
  19. Hector Jones, Jane (2020), ‘From the F Club to Go4 to proto goth: Post punk Leeds: An in depth look at how punk impacted on the city’, Louder Than War, 12 November, https://louderthanwar.com/from-the-f-club-to-go4-to-proto-goth-post-punk-leeds-and-in-depth-look-at-how-punk-impacted-on-the-city/. Accessed 15 August 2021.189
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  26. Lawson, Ralph (2007), ‘History of back to basics Leeds’, 88to98, 6 March, https://88to98.co.uk/2019/03/06/history-of-back-to-basics-leeds/. Accessed 8 June 2020.
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  28. Mason, Suzy (2018), ‘Chinwag session with Suzy Mason’, One Foot in the Rave, Leeds Trinity, 1 May 2018.
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  31. Phillips, Dom (2009), Superstar DJs Here We Go! London: Ebury Press.
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  32. Rachel, Daniel (2016), Walls Come Tumbling Down: The Music and Politics of Rock Against Racism, London: Picador.
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  33. Rush, Matty (2018), in-person interview with S. Moss, The Skyrack, Leeds, 10 October.
  34. Sanderson, Eric (2012), ‘Strictly – Come dancing’, East Leeds Memories, 30 August, https://eastleedsmemories.wordpress.com/category/the-mecca-ballroom/. Accessed 3 August 2021.
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  36. Simpson, Dave (2019), ‘Pubs, disco and fighting Nazis: How Leeds nurtured British post-punk’, The Guardian, 19 April, https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/apr/19/pubs-disco-and-fighting-nazis-how-leeds-nurtured-british-post-punk. Accessed 26 April 2019.
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