Diplomat Bulging eyes, gills spread to the sides… Such is the final image of a face frozen in a grimace of fear. Throughout its life this creature never uttered a single word, yet this in no way diminishes either its dignity or the importance of its role in the earthly world. Moreover, in a world where too many people chatter endlessly, the animal’s silence acquires an even deeper meaning, granting restless bipeds the chance to feel themselves a part of nature. Thank you, animal.
Today is a special day: a remaster of the song The Great Mixing has been released. The song, originally released in 2021, has become prettier both visually and audio-wise: the video is now in 4K resolution and without digital artifacts, and the song now includes choral chants, the electronic component has been expanded, and the bass has become denser and thicker, without losing its causticity. Check out the changes for yourself!
“Mixing colours freely leads to truly unique results…”
The foreword video of the song The Great Mixing: the remastered version will be released in July 2025.
Once, life thrived in the crown of this tree, and it seemed that gazing upward would last forever. But time came, and the giant was broken and fell to the ground, dooming itself to a slow death. Yet its demise was not in vain: the giant’s body became a haven for other forms of parasitic vegetation, whose lives fed on the death of their host. The process of mixing the dead and the living has begun…
The lifeless has become overgrown with life, and now tiny creatures have settled into the once unoccupied space. The colors of nature and the gray world of gray people have blended, and the previously unpainted canvas is now filled with hues. The tiny creatures scurry and intermingle, tirelessly multiplying the chromatic diversity of the natural landscape.
Five years ago, the original song Able to Live was released. Since then, much has changed: the band’s lineup, the vision for the project’s future, and the standards for media content quality… The new version of the song reflects all these changes. At the same time, the video still maintains its abstract, blurry style, but now conveys the song’s meaning more effectively. Watch the remastered video and see for yourself!