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    Headbanging and the Human Body: A Scientific Look at Metal’s Physicality

    Metal concerts are a whirlwind of movement, but there's more to the physicality than meets the eye. Dive into the surprising science behind headbanging and moshing, and explore how these activities impact the body, both positively and negatively. Understand the community-building power of shared physical expression.
    Posted by Daniel Bramhall Daniel Bramhall October 9, 2025
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