Nouta iz "Detsy". Rusyns‘ky rok.

To those who are already acquainted with the pub "Detsa U Notarya" there is, presumably, no need to introduce Pavlo Chuchka and Josip Vaida. But it is worth telling what together with their friends they are able to dare when in good moods in this way. This album is NOT recommended for listening to all those who: well, just feel reluctant to think; see no reasons to mock – especially at themselves, saintly ones; find it interesting to listen to publicity blocks; wish that all people were identically stocky; believe that a serious thought and serious face cannot live without each other, and all the rest is of the devil; my house stands apart... No, this album does not incite to go out from the pub straight to a revolution – but. If one listens to the texts – and one does need to listen – it becomes clear that this is just banter punk, that's it. However, it is necessary to get accustomed to the Rusyn's dialect – but the polygraph contains a glossary, so it is not difficult to make sense of it. Well, and outside all of this is wrapped in a sort of "all-in-one", bright kitsch, which mixes professionalism, mockingly truthful curtsy to rural tapeurs, quite a bit of quotations from world hits plus the specific feature in the form of various auxiliary noises, sort of playing tambourines, tsorkotaltsa, lantses, scythe, hoes and buckets, etc. And all of that together is the case when there is an occasion to both smile, and give it a thought. There are enough themes.