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I have once again got convinced that Perkalaba is a true cosmoApolitan lens. On the Internet, this album of eccentric remixes appeared back in 2009, it was released on discs in 2011 and it is still relevant. Why that? Perkalaba experiments not for the sake of wages, but for the sake of the process and the programmatic neglect of pragmatism in creative matters is justified. Let me mention, at least, "Qzzaargh vs. Perkalaba", at least "Movlennyek" where is the business gage there? And do not joke about hemp gage, please. Despite the Hutsul style, the path of the sword that is quite serious, even when it comes to an electronic sword it has no less capacity to dissect and pierce the reality than the unspeakable knife of the luxurious nothing. Club dancing, acid parties that's also there, but it would probably be too straightforward. Perkalaba does not freeze in a tree position in search of visual mysticism, but it comes on the heels of its own shadow, it creates the amalgam for its own mirrors. I think that is in order to once hear the sound of a falling tree in a forest where there is no one. Including itself. Zen, you know, is one for all, even if everyone has one of his/her own.. Anton Yozhyk Leyba (Hedgehog)
Publisher: familia PERKALABA
Year: 2011
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