"Marasm;a" (not a typing error) is the earliest sound work of the Bulgarians from 1995, bringing down on the listener an avalanche of technogenic psychosis and postmodern satire, quite in the spirit of the early Throbbing Gristle and Industrial Records. In its atmosphere, the album goes back to the roots of Soviet industrial: psychedelic voice samples, vibrations of analogue synthesizers, imitation of throat singing, cassette loops, factory noises, robot marches and moans of biomechanical prostitutes. At the same time, all this abundance of anti-music streams is given in very adjusted doses, not merging into a formless mass. Conceptualism in action. Connoisseurs know that this project is a milestone in the history of the Russian underground, one of the founders of Post-Soviet industrial, example of uncompromising musical avant-garde, sonic experimentation and manipulation with mind. CD in jewel case with matte laminated booklet printed on heavyweight spot-varnished paper. Comes with additional 24x24cm double-sided poster.