115万キロのフィルム

From the very first seconds, it all seems like a strange experiment - as if you turned on a radio and caught not a station, but an alien broadcast. Phrases break off, turning into “oooh” and “woo-hoo,” and the music either teases you or lulls you into a trance. The mixture of languages and meaningless sounds makes it resemble a dream in which the plot has long been lost, but the mood remains strong.

Each repetition of “woo-hoo” works like a bouncing spring: it seems like nothing special, but it's impossible to tear yourself away. Somewhere between laughter and absurdity, a feeling of lightness is born - like riding a bus with no destination, singing along to an unfamiliar choir. And even though the words often resemble a set of random syllables, that's exactly what hooks you: sometimes music is not needed for meaning, but simply to allow yourself to sound ridiculous, loud, and lively.