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“It’s a myth to believe that people who listen to this kind of music are aggressive.” Why this respected author listens to death metal to calm herself while writing

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“It’s a myth to believe that people who listen to this kind of music are aggressive.” Why this respected author listens to death metal to calm herself while writing

Critically acclaimed novelist Elif Shafak gives a perfect breakdown of why metal is one of the most interesting and exciting genres around

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