TORM - Italian electro-industrial project
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This time I'll tell you about the project, that will be interesting for fans of industrial music from 90th. This is another band from Phoenix Music label.
I don't know much about this project, but I can tell you what kind of music they make. Their main style is electro-industrial, with the atmosphere of industrial . . .
Posted in: industrialmusicreview
Apartheid and repercussion of tolerance
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Warning: If you are some kind of (shit) "tolerance people", lgbt activist, or anti-fascist, don't read this article. You will have a dramedies butt-hurt, you should better watch some new Hollywood shit, like a "Black Panther" (or better go fuck yourself and die). But if you decide to read this article, don't write me your angry shit.
. . .Eisenwinter - Tyrannendunkel (1996)
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Artist: Eisenwinter
Genre: NS Black Metal
Country: Switzerland
Label: Silent Records
Type: EP
Format: 7" vinyl
Limitation: 500 copies
Release date: 1996
The first non-demo release of Switzerland's NS Black Metal artist Zwingherr Greif. If you interested in this musical genre, I sure you know well this one-man band. In my . . .
Posted in: black metalmusicreview
Self-education
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There are hundreds of thousands of universities and colleges around the world. And in each country, everyone thinks that high-degree education will make you very clever, very successful, and a very rich people. Is it true? Let's find up.
Like I wrote before, there are a fucking huge number of high-degree education . . .
AZZIARD: tour dates and new video
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Great news for fans of French black/death metal band AZZIARD, at 25th of Aprile, (on Wednesday) they released a new video clip on the song "L'Anachorete, Dies" from their last studio album "Metempsychose". The video has age restrictions, so, don't watch it if you are the teenager. The link to this video you can find at the . . .
There will come soft rain - animation film (review)
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Release date: 1984
Genre: post-apocalypses
Director: Nathim Toolyahodjaev
Country: USSR
Literature origin: Ray Bradbury
I'm not sure, but I think this animation film is not famous in the non-post USSR-countries. This is a screen adaptation of Ray Bradbury's post-apocalyptic novel "There will come soft rain". This film and . . .
Frank Herbert - Dune
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Author: Frank Herbert
Country: USA
Genre: Science fiction
Publisher: Chilton fiction
Publication date: 08/01/1965
Pages: 412
This is the case, when an original novel and screen adaptation both are really good (I'm mean a movie directed by David Lynch [1984]). They are quite different, but they both are masterpieces in their genres. But . . .
