Through these pages, the author speaks, knowingly, about the important work of concert promoters, record companies, media, musicians, cover artists, followers, haters ... in short, especially what concerns this great family called heavy metal.
With a certain aura of critical irony, Allué brings to the table such interesting topics as the price of fame, heavy metal as a culture and collective, sexism within the genre, social networks as a battlefield, amateurism in the media. communication, the repulsion towards tribute bands or the relationship that exists between freak culture and metal music, among many others.
All this accompanied by an extensive photographic gallery, by the author himself, and a series of illustrations that precede each of the chapters, without forgetting the prologue by the well-known singer Elisa C. Martin.
It's time to break away from the clichés!
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