Back in 2010, The Vaccines were the darlings of the British rock press; the latest in a long, erratic line of potential “Saviors of Rock and Roll.” Theirs was the kind of white hot rise that could never last: a quick takeover of their easily wooed home turf, built on impossible expectations and wishful thinking. It was a massive buildup that paid off for a while (their second album Come Of Age went to #1 in their native U.K.) but led to an almost inevitable backlash when they failed to single-handedly revive a whole genre.
Pour en finir avec le passé unique.
Les trois principaux essais historiques de Jean Sévillia, Historiquement correct, Moralement correct et Le terrorisme intellectuel sont rassemblés pour la première fois en un volume ; revus, actualisés et enrichis d'une préface inédite. …