LID

A night with headphones turns into a tabloid legend: a voice that hisses along the edges and at the same time winks, as if telling about its exploits between trips to the toilet and the search for meaning. There is bravado and urban tragicomedy here - as if someone came to a regional match with a katana in his hands and sneakers to win, but at the same time he manages to joke about his mother and missing Thursdays.

It sounds like a lamppost recording: brutal honesty, ragged humor and subtle pain hidden behind big phrases. On the one hand, there is pumped-up energy to “take what’s yours,” on the other, a tired “I broke the world, but didn’t break it completely.” And this strange combination of toughness and almost childish pride has its own warm, slightly ironic truth about how they survive on their streets.