It is a necessary book that warns us and encourages us NOT to rest on what the media feeds us in various news programs or printed newspapers.

 Everything is blatantly false or, let’s say, expertly piloted... because an ignorant populace is convenient for everyone!

This compelling and tough book, "Everything You Know Is False," compiles detailed investigations and dossiers revealing major media deceptions and conspiracies. It covers topics from 9/11 machinations to Vatican scandals and global political manipulations. The book serves as a counter-information handbook that challenges mainstream media narratives and warns readers about controlled information. Praised for its thorough and provocative content, it urges vigilant and critical media consumption. Explore this eye-opening book to uncover the hidden truths behind the world's biggest media hoaxes!

 Justin Broadrick is on the guitar, filling the industrial sky with gray drones and the triumphant roar of the asphalt.

 Cross electronic, industrial, metal, and ambient. Observe the streetlights through fog lenses.

The Blood Of The Heroes delivers a powerful blend of dub, industrial, metal, and ambient styles. With Justin Broadrick's evocative guitar and Bill Laswell's intense bass, the album creates a vivid urban soundscape. Tight rhythms and dense atmospheres evoke imagery of industrial cities and cold winters. This work stands as a commandingly immersive and innovative musical experience. Discover the immersive industrial dub metal world of The Blood Of The Heroes – listen now and experience the urban soundscape!

 Music Emporium is a true masterpiece of Rock music.

 The album is a successful blend of elements borrowed from free-jazz, classical music, avant-garde, and rock.

Music Emporium's 1969 self-titled debut is a lost gem of psychedelic rock blending free jazz, classical, and avant-garde elements. Despite its sophistication and remarkable musicianship, it was overlooked in a year saturated with monumental rock releases. The album features atmospheric instruments like the Farfisa organ, captivating vocals, and diverse styles from folk-pop to proto-metal. Although the band dissolved soon after, this album remains a masterpiece awaiting wider recognition. Explore the forgotten sounds of Music Emporium and experience a lost psychedelic masterpiece from 1969.

 A superb collection of six tracks, all immersed in an ambiguous and crepuscular aura.

 'French Kiss'… a skillful blend of psych-pop and dream-gaze ingredients, dominated by a 'goblinesque' frame.

Still Corners' 2008 EP 'Remember Pepper?' delivers an evocative blend of 60s girly-pop, psychedelic, and dream-gaze sounds. The band remains enigmatic, with influences ranging from Broadcast to Beach House. The six tracks each unfold a unique atmosphere, highlighting themes of mystery and ethereal beauty. Despite limited production, the EP hints at strong future potential. Overall, the review expresses cautious optimism and respect for the band's artistry. Dive into Still Corners' mysterious dream-pop world—listen to 'Remember Pepper?' and discover their unique sound today!

 The title track, a light tapestry of guitars and xylophone with shadowy outlines, is the declared manifesto of the entire album.

 ‘A Memory Is Better Than Nothing’ shows small signs of recovery here and there. As good devotees - as we are - we can only hope. Better than nothing, right?

The review highlights Television Personalities’ tenth studio album as a step toward better instrumentation and less self-referential writing. While some tracks dip into mediocrity, others stand out with fragile ballads and nostalgic atmospheres. The album reflects both recovery signs and ongoing challenges from lead artist Dan Treacy's unstable history. Overall, the work is appreciated for its subtle strengths within the indie pop landscape. Discover the nuanced sounds of Television Personalities’ ‘A Memory Is Better Than Nothing’—listen now and explore Dan Treacy’s complex indie journey.

 Despite its simplicity, its lightness if you will, it’s a film that remains well imprinted from the first viewing.

 The real added value to this already wonderful film is represented precisely by the wonderful at times enchanting Soundtrack, signed by Simon & Garfunkel.

The Graduate, directed by Mike Nichols, is a defining classic of 1960s cinema featuring Dustin Hoffman's breakthrough role. The film’s story of awkward youth, seduction, and complicated love remains memorable. Its legendary Simon & Garfunkel soundtrack adds a distinct emotional depth. The reviewer highlights the film's lasting cultural impact and timeless themes. Watch The Graduate today and experience a timeless coming-of-age classic enriched by unforgettable music and performances!

 This CD is a war, launching its quirky attacks in the world of packages and those dirty and wild like stoner, like the earth that invades lost minds.

 It’s not an album for posers who listen to wimps like Nirvana, De Andrè, or Zappa; this is tough stuff.

Colour Haze's album Ewige Blumenkraft is a tough, intense journey into stoner rock, praised for its powerful riffs and desert-inspired atmosphere. The review warns casual listeners but applauds the band's ability to deliver serious, complex music. Tracks like Outside, Goddness, and House of Rushammon highlight the album's strength. This is not for mainstream tastes but for experienced fans of the genre. Experience the raw power of Colour Haze’s Ewige Blumenkraft—listen now and immerse yourself in true stoner rock energy.

 Sitra Ahra is an album that inexorably sinks into the depths of its own kitsch mannerism.

 Despite myself, in these endless 61 minutes of music all I hear is an exasperating void that Therion doesn’t even try to disguise with their usual captivating elegance.

The review critiques Therion's album Sitra Ahra for its uninspired compositions, poor production, and lack of clear musical direction. Despite the band's history of well-crafted works, this album is described as confusing and frustrating to listen to. Some tracks show promise, but overall the album fails to meet expectations. The reviewer hopes this is not the end of Therion’s creative output. Explore Therion’s discography and see if Sitra Ahra matches your metal expectations.

 For Dawn of Winter, doom is not just a music genre to play, but also and especially a lifestyle.

 The Peaceful Dead surprises with freshness and power. A slow, suffering, existential, deeply felt music.

Dawn Of Winter's second album, The Peaceful Dead, is a strong homage to classic doom metal with powerful guitar riffs and expressive vocals. While it doesn’t innovate, it impresses with its authenticity, atmospheric compositions, and emotional depth. The album features standout tracks like 'Throne of Isolation' and the title track, delivering a dark, slow, and haunting listening experience that honors the doom metal tradition. Dive into the dark depths of classic doom metal—listen to Dawn Of Winter’s The Peaceful Dead now!

 If you’re looking for two hours of unpretentious cinema, Maverick is what you’re after.

 A forgettable comedy, with some interesting elements. Nothing to be remembered for.

Maverick (1994), directed by Richard Donner, is a light, unpretentious western comedy centered on poker-player Bret's quest to enter a tournament. Despite the presence of stars like Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster, the film suffers from script problems and is generally forgettable. It offers a casual, fun experience but lacks a strong message or lasting impact. Discover the lighthearted fun of Maverick—watch it for a casual western comedy experience!

 Poetry as the highest expression of Humanity.

 Each deceased... has the chance to lyrical-ize their existence, to finally be sincere in expressing their viewpoint.

This review praises Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon River Anthology as poetry that elevates humanity by giving voice to the forgotten and marginalized. Through 244 evocative epitaphs, the work critiques societal indifference and celebrates individual truths. The collection is highlighted as a timeless exploration of life's variety and a challenge against conformity and power. Explore Spoon River Anthology to experience poetry that gives voice to the forgotten and celebrates human individuality.

 I wrote beautiful because I couldn’t find any other way to describe it.

 The songs have very deep meanings and express the singer’s ideas and ideals.

This review praises Madonna's 2003 album American Life as a beautiful and innovative blend of electronic and acoustic music. The author analyzes each track, highlighting deep meanings and varied musical styles. Despite its commercial flop in the U.S., the album is considered one of Madonna’s best for its lyrical depth and originality. The review also mentions the associated EP with remixes and unreleased tracks. Dive into this detailed review and rediscover Madonna’s American Life album with fresh insights and song ratings!

 This first work 'Crash Test 01' is inconsistent in quality and intention.

 If you love electronic music, forget it, it’s not worth it.

Bloom 06's debut album 'Crash Test 01' marks a clear departure from the dance-oriented hits of Eiffel 65, aiming for an experimental electronic sound. However, the album shows inconsistency in quality and lacks the appeal of their previous work. Tracks vary from decent to boring, with some Italian language attempts that fall flat. Fans of electronic music and Eiffel 65 are advised to skip this release. Discover why Bloom 06’s Crash Test 01 departs from Eiffel 65’s hits—listen and decide if experimental electronic is your style!

 Bridget St. John, at the moment, is one of the most underrated female figures in the music world.

 'Thank You For...' is an intimate, velvety album rich with memorable highlights.

Bridget St. John is an underrated folk artist known for her velvety voice and unique guitar style. Her 1972 album 'Thank You For...' showcases intimate, reflective tracks with stunning covers. Despite limited commercial success, her work remains influential among folk enthusiasts. The album's live bonus tracks reveal her delicate yet confident stage presence. Overall, it’s a compelling listen for fans of classic English folk music. Listen to Bridget St. John's 'Thank You For...' to experience a timeless folk treasure full of warmth and introspection.

 The melancholic, rarefied, and elegant atmospheres must reckon with a freshness and immediacy unusual for the standards of previous Low.

 Steve Albini simply captures the instruments at their finest with a neorealist flair.

Low’s 2001 album 'Things We Lost in the Fire' marks a pivotal point where the band transcends their slowcore roots, incorporating richer arrangements and more accessible track lengths. Produced by Steve Albini, the album captures raw, realistic soundscapes while maintaining the band’s trademark melancholic atmosphere. This release signals a new chapter of artistic growth and quality for Low. Explore Low’s transformative album and experience the delicate power of 'Things We Lost in the Fire' today.

 Try shaking off the impeccable melody of "Out that Door" that Faulkner’s lady-killer voice elevates for a good four minutes.

 It can be consumed in large quantities over long periods without addiction risks and even in conjunction with alcoholic drinks which, in fact, enhance its action.

Hoodoo Gurus' 1987 album Blow Your Cool! delivers energetic and meticulously crafted power-pop with distinct Aussie flavor. Featuring memorable melodies and a warm vocal presence from Dave Faulkner, it stood out in its era despite slightly polished production. Critics hailed it as a prime example of rock excellence with a timeless and uplifting effect on listeners. The album combines garage rock grit with melodic sophistication, making it a cherished classic. Listen to Hoodoo Gurus’ Blow Your Cool! and experience the enduring power of Aussie rock melodies.

 In the emigrant’s suitcase, the family jewels.

 Shane MacGowan, Irishman from London, represents us all, and 'Across the broad Atlantic' is his suitcase.

This review celebrates Shane MacGowan and the Popes’ live album capturing the raw energy and heartfelt emotion of St. Patrick’s Day performances in New York and Dublin. It honors the themes of Irish emigration, tradition, and camaraderie reflected through MacGowan’s distinct voice and the band’s spirited playing. The album is portrayed as a musical suitcase full of memories linking past and present Irish identities. Fans of authentic Irish folk and live music will find this album deeply moving and celebratory. Dive into Shane MacGowan’s heartfelt live St. Paddy’s Day album and experience the passion of Irish folk music across the Atlantic!

 Buying a ticket to the cinema means securing a product of exceptional direction, perfectly cast, extraordinary special effects and music...

 The core is: you can't carry your demons forever, sooner or later you will have to face them, in the deepest part of your soul.

The review praises Christopher Nolan’s Inception as an intelligent and visually stunning film that balances complexity with accessibility. Unlike Nolan’s previous work Memento, it guides viewers through its intricate plot while leaving an open-ended finale. The dream concept is explored through highly constructed, almost virtual reality-like sequences, supported by excellent directing, acting, and special effects. Although it includes some conventional action scenes, the film stands out as a cerebral thriller enriched by a personal and emotional subplot. Overall, it’s regarded as a masterpiece that blends art and blockbuster appeal. Dive into Nolan’s Inception — watch the film and explore its mind-bending layers today!

 While listening to this blessed album, you get the feeling of breaking the sound barrier with your imagination.

 'Novocaine Kiss' best represents the interiority of 'Music for Speeding'… truly goosebumps-inducing.

Marty Friedman's fifth solo album, 'Music for Speeding,' is praised for its fast, intricate, and emotionally charged instrumental metal with strong electronic influences. The review highlights standout tracks featuring powerful guitar solos, varied rhythms, and a blend of reflective and aggressive moods. The album is described as both energetic and contemplative, with excellent musicianship and creative use of traditional and modern instruments. Dive into Marty Friedman's 'Music for Speeding' and experience thrilling instrumental metal like never before!

 Each contains something unique, a song within a song.

 The second work from the Tuscan band is truly a must for those who love the genre.

Dark Quarterer's 1988 album 'The Etruscan Prophecy' is a complex and evocative work from the Italian heavy metal underground. The six tracks feature intricate compositions blending melody, dark passages, and epic progressions. Notable songs include 'Retributioner' and the title track, showcasing the band's unique style and raw sound. This album is praised for its authenticity and importance in the Italian metal scene. A reissue includes a valuable bonus track, enriching this historic release. Explore the epic sounds of Dark Quarterer's 'The Etruscan Prophecy' and dive into a true Italian metal masterpiece!