The purpose of this book is therefore to remember the site, its authors, its contents, and give those who did not have the chance to visit and know it between 1997 and 2001 the opportunity to see what it looked like.

 Reading the book, I can confirm the material is of excellent quality (such a site would truly be needed even now).

The Arkham Page: Philology of a Disappeared Site revisits the first Italian fan website dedicated to H.P. Lovecraft active from 1997 to 2001. The book preserves the site's rich content, highlighting its depth and scholarly value. It celebrates the pioneers of Italian Lovecraft fandom and their lasting influence. The review praises the volume for offering both nostalgia and historical insight into early online fandom. It hopes for the site's revival amid a flourishing contemporary 'weird' culture in Italy. Dive into the rich history of Italian Lovecraft fandom with The Arkham Page – a must-read for every Lovecraft enthusiast!

 'Imploding The Mirage' is a great album, hands down the best of The Killers in the past fourteen years.

 The opener 'My Own Soul’s Warning' is overwhelming (it’s no coincidence it’s the frontman’s favorite track).

The Killers' 'Imploding The Mirage' marks a triumphant return after a pandemic delay and lineup changes. Loaded with top-tier collaborators, the album blends nostalgic synth sounds with Springsteen-esque grandeur. Standout tracks like 'My Own Soul's Warning' highlight the band's renewed inspiration. It's arguably their best work in over a decade, revitalizing their classic style with fresh energy. Listen to 'Imploding The Mirage' today and experience The Killers' freshest sound in over a decade!

 Grant-Lee’s voice whispering Buffalo Hearts. A confidence between old friends.

 I feel lost amidst the wheat fields. I’ve even forgotten my goal. Me, always in search of gold but holding only pyrite. Fool’s gold.

This review immerses the listener in a meditative journey alongside Grant-Lee Phillips' 'Walking in the Green Corn.' Rich in vivid imagery of Normandy's wheat fields and reflective travel metaphors, the album evokes a deep emotional connection. The songs flow like an endless trail, creating a natural and hypnotic rhythm that captivates the senses. The reviewer feels both lost and found, carried by the music’s subtle beauty. Discover the hypnotic beauty of Grant-Lee Phillips' album—listen to 'Walking in the Green Corn' and embark on your own musical journey.

 It’s a consistency that always respects the band’s stylistic norms yet always manages to make you listen through without skipping tracks.

 Angelripper’s harsh voice is always there, almost as if it came from a guy who’s smoked a few too many cigars and whose vocal cords are pleading for mercy.

Sodom’s EP 'Out Of The Frontline Trench' offers raw and passionate thrash music showcasing the band’s hallmark consistency. The review praises Tom Angelripper’s distinctive vocals and the energetic riffs that recall thrash metal's golden era. While the re-recorded 'Agent Orange' is seen as unnecessary, the live track and new songs maintain freshness. Overall, the EP reestablishes the band’s vitality after lineup changes. Dive into Sodom’s latest thrash feast—listen to 'Out Of The Frontline Trench' now and experience true metal consistency!

 I start to understand nothing.

 I feel like I should shout to everyone: 'Come to room 6! The next 40 minutes are the same as the 40 you just saw! Save 40 precious minutes of your life!'

The reviewer shares a personal cinema experience watching Christopher Nolan's Tenet amid the pandemic. While the movie offers impressive visuals and soundtrack, the plot is confusing and hard to follow. The reviewer was frustrated by unclear storytelling and only found a few memorable moments worth noting. The review is laced with irony and skepticism about the film’s value. Dive into this candid review and decide if Nolan's Tenet is worth your time or not!

 It is, two years after the disappointing experience of 'Howl’s Moving Castle,' a dazzling surprise I never imagined encountering.

 Porco Rosso... is a gruff pig aviator, whom it’s hard not to love due to the malicious fate that gave him this grotesque and mocking appearance.

The reviewer shares a heartfelt personal journey of discovering Hayao Miyazaki's films through a revived childhood friendship and initial challenges with Howl’s Moving Castle. Despite early disappointment, Porco Rosso’s rich storytelling and characters rekindle appreciation for Miyazaki’s unique animation. The experience prompts a deeper understanding of nuanced morality in Miyazaki’s works and inspires revisiting his other films. Explore Miyazaki’s magical animation world—start with Porco Rosso and uncover stories beyond typical animation.

 Oscar winners Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman pay tribute to one of the most versatile voices the rock world has ever known.

 Emmylou Harris’s tears at the memory of the nuances of her friend’s voice now almost entirely lost.

This review highlights the heartfelt documentary tribute to Linda Ronstadt, focusing on her diverse musical explorations rooted in Mexican and American traditions. It chronicles her rise to fame through iconic albums and collaborations, as well as her courageous fight against Parkinson's disease. The film is praised for its smooth narrative and touching testimonies from friends and collaborators, capturing the vibrant essence of her voice and legacy. Watch this touching documentary to celebrate Linda Ronstadt’s enduring voice and rich musical heritage.

 Gadji beri bimba clandridi

 E glassala tuffm I zimbra

This review of Christopher Nolan's Tenet is composed of cryptic and nonsensical phrases, making its meaning unclear. The reviewer rates the film 3 out of 5 stars. No concrete opinions on the movie's plot or execution are presented. Discover this unique, cryptic take on Tenet and decide for yourself what it means!

 You certainly had to be a bit crazy to release at that time a long, liquid, and lysergic suite.

 "Let Me Play The Sitar" is almost an aesthetic and ideological manifesto of their interests leading them towards the East evoked by Hermann Hesse in Siddhartha.

No Strange's 1985 debut album Trasparenze e suoni stands out as a bold and eclectic psychedelic work amidst the cold new wave era. Combining influences from beat, krautrock, Italian prog, and garage-punk, it offers a meditative and expansive sound. The album features a notable 20-minute suite and thematic exploration inspired by Eastern philosophy and 60s atmospheres. Its original release included unique psychedelic packaging, adding to its cult appeal. Dive into No Strange's vibrant psychedelic debut and experience the sound of 80s Italian psych-rock revival!

 The final result, the album “The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion,” takes your breath away.

 To hell with Scientology and all Scientologists...

This in-depth review explores The Incredible String Band's 'Wee Tam & The Big Huge,' capturing the magical folk and psychedelic elements of the band’s peak era. The narrative mixes biographical details and vivid imagery to illustrate the band’s evolution and eventual loss of creative wildness due to Scientology influence. The review praises the album's dreamy qualities and the unique blend of folk traditions, highlighting the band's artistic innovation and emotional depth just before their creative decline. Dive into the mystical world of The Incredible String Band and experience the folk-psychedelic masterpiece 'Wee Tam & The Big Huge' today!

 Nolan triumphs when our synapses seize between what is rationally explained and what eludes, that goes beyond.

 The value of such a film is measured in the interval that extends between understanding nothing... and wanting to verify every single step.

Tenet is a visually and intellectually intense film packed with a complex and compressed plot that challenges viewers. Nolan demands active mental engagement to follow the time paradoxes and scientific elements. Despite some rushed narrative moments and underdeveloped espionage subplots, the film delivers an unprecedented spectacle and thrilling action. The human characters serve more as functional parts of the story than fully realized people. A second viewing may clarify but may lessen initial excitement. Dive into Nolan's Tenet—experience the thrilling paradox and cinematic spectacle that will challenge your mind and senses!

 Brown is the writer of disillusionment, the unthinkable paradox, irony, and fierce satire.

 The reading is extremely satisfying, full of incredible surprises, even through the use of literary devices.

Fredric Brown’s Cosmolinea B-1 & B-2 showcase his mastery of short-short stories, blending irony, satire, and surprising storytelling. The volumes contain 103 stories, both humorous and dramatic, demonstrating exceptional creativity. With insightful introductions and anecdotes, the collection is highly recommended for its quality and narrative inventiveness. Readers will find a unique experience full of twists and philosophical depth. Dive into Fredric Brown’s Cosmolinea B volumes and experience masterful short stories that surprise and captivate with irony and creativity.

 Puebla skillfully uses satire, but just as skillfully knows when to be sharp and direct.

 His texts are often almost statements of belief, explaining why joining the militias is an act of love towards fellow citizens.

Carlos Puebla's self-titled 1974 album offers a vibrant blend of Cuban folk styles infused with sharp political messages from the 1960s and 70s. The review highlights Puebla's role as a defender of the Cuban revolution through evocative lyrics and lively rhythms. Notable tracks like "Rompiendo las Relaciones" and "Hasta Siempre" illustrate the fusion of music and ideology. While the reviewer distances personal opinion from Puebla's politics, they appreciate the artist's commitment and effective storytelling. The album presents an engaging historical snapshot underscored by authentic Caribbean sounds. Discover the powerful fusion of Cuban folklore and revolutionary spirit in Carlos Puebla's classic album—listen and explore the history behind the music.

 All the kopecks in St. Petersburg wouldn't be enough to buy a crumb of Nikolaj Vasilʹevič Gogolʹ’s imagination.

 The bustle of Nevsky Prospekt is not portrayed, for that would be too little; it would be a dead letter. Rather, it lives in his pages, it breathes in the comings and goings of the eyes.

This review celebrates the unique and vivid imagination of Nikolaj Vasilʹevič Gogolʹ in his Petersburg Tales. It emphasizes the magical realism in his work and the timeless charm of his characters and settings. The reviewer evokes a strong emotional connection to the stories, especially highlighting the iconic imagery and bustling life of St. Petersburg that comes alive on the pages. It invites readers to dive into Gogol’s rich and haunting literary world. Dive into the magical world of Gogol's Petersburg Tales and experience the timeless charm of Russian literary genius today!

 The band offers a pulsating Rock/Blues enriched with new elements, starting with Jazz, as we can notice from the splendid It's Happened Before, It'll Happen Again and the title-track On The Boards.

 Rory's slide guitar starts to take the stage with force and excellent results in the overwhelming Eat My Words.

Taste's 1970 album 'On the Boards' showcases a powerful fusion of Rock, Blues, Jazz, and Folk. Rory Gallagher shines with innovative guitar and saxophone performances. This second and final album by the trio is praised for its energy and musical depth. The review highlights key tracks and the band's position among Rock/Blues legends. Explore Taste's 'On the Boards' and experience Rory Gallagher's electrifying Rock/Blues fusion now!

 "The music makes us participants in the ferocity of the induced mental anguish, the perfect trap, the misleading ego that deceives the straight path."

 "A good sharp wake-up call is what is needed, and these guys ring it loud and clear."

Xmetov's album 'Bez ladu a skladu' delivers a haunting Kafkaesque atmosphere blending distortion, rhythmic noise, and metaphorical lyrics. The music evokes mental anguish and alienation through neurotic ballads and underground, dissenting energy. Its gritty, raw sound stands as a powerful critique of societal norms and personal illusions. This Slovak band masterfully combines dark thematic richness with an intense emotional experience. Dive into Xmetov's 'Bez ladu a skladu' and experience its searing dark soundscape—listen now and embrace the underground intensity!

 Panella himself said in an interview that only those who have been to high school can understand Hegel, while if someone listening to the album is an idiot, they will admit that whoever wrote the lyrics wrote nonsense.

 "Hegel" is, therefore, Battisti's testament... a last attempt at musical freedom by the artist.

Hegel, Lucio Battisti's last album released in 1994, marks a bold artistic departure from his earlier works. The album blends diverse electronic genres with complex, philosophical lyrics inspired by Hegelian thought. Despite low commercial success and a strained partnership with lyricist Panella, Hegel stands as a testament to Battisti’s musical freedom and innovation. Its enigmatic nature and rich soundscapes continue to captivate fans and challenge listeners' understanding. Hegel remains a unique and influential conclusion to Battisti's career. Discover the enigmatic beauty of Lucio Battisti's final album Hegel – listen now and experience its avant-garde fusion of philosophy and sound.

 The Ives brothers were fed up... 'We’ll make the omelet ourselves.'

 Electronic passages, ambient tunes, world music from places unknown to all, live recordings from a magical forest where moods of elves and fairies trigger a dissociation from rational reality.

WOO's album 'Whichever Way You Are Going, You Are Going Wrong' is an intimate and experimental ambient work created by the Ives brothers in seclusion. Blending electronic and world sounds, it evokes a magical, ethereal atmosphere inviting deep reflection. Originally crafted as a personal artistic outlet, the album offers subtle textures and moods that transcend commercial trends. Its reissue celebrates the enduring quality of their unique musical vision. Dive into WOO's mystical ambient world and experience music crafted for true explorers of sound.

 The album I’m talking about, of course, is "Arbeit Macht Frei" (1973).

 So, it’s time to stop with the words. It’s time to listen.

This review praises Area's 1973 album Arbeit Macht Frei as a bold, challenging work combining free jazz, rock, and ethnic influences with fierce political provocation. The album's lyrics and music reflect the turbulent 60s and 70s Italian social backdrop. Embracing iconoclasm and virtuosity, it pushes artistic and ideological boundaries. Demetrio Stratos' innovative voice is highlighted as a defining element. Ultimately, the review emphasizes listening over words to grasp the album's power. Listen to Area's iconic album Arbeit Macht Frei and experience a revolutionary fusion of music and political art.

 "The bandits honestly tell of becoming such out of 'vocation' more than necessity or even by chance."

 "It is more criminal to establish a bank than to rob one."

Italian Gangster is a compelling 2015 documentary by Renato De Maria that profiles notorious Italian bandits from the post-war period. Using interviews with the criminals themselves, interspersed with archival footage and film clips, it presents their stories with detachment yet depth. The film explores their motivations beyond typical poverty-related reasons, emphasizing vocation, rebellion, and professionalism. The well-crafted soundtrack and performances enhance the viewer's immersion. Discover the true stories of Italy’s notorious bandits—watch Italian Gangster and experience a gripping crime history journey.