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Inner Monster

This is quite a drama that illustrates our “inner monsters” – dark sides of the soul. The song points to the way to treat them with the remedies of confession, catharsis and compassionate prayer. Because the whole song is a kind of a complete journey, listening to the very end is a must!  

We usually make this song the conclusion of our live performance. So just when the final prayer starts all the musicians simply freeze motionless on the stage and everyone's listening to the words of the prayer. And it's always overwhelming to celebrate the light, relief and excitement that comes at the end – we just feel one with the audience that simply bursts into the storm of happy applause! 

By the way, the low growling and monotonous sound that appears in the middle of the song is a didjeridoo, a wind instrument native to Indigenous Australians which dates back to around 6th century AD, or even before that. 


Buddha of compassion, 
Bodhisattvas in the Ocean of  Measureless Qualities
Please hear my anguish words of truth.
Let the might of your compassion arise to bring a quick end 
To the flowing stream of the blood and tears.
Our most cherished and long-felt desire.

EXIT project - Inner Monster

"Moscow’s artistic band sounds like nothing you’ve ever heard before. Their globally inflicted music, dubbed “art-fusion" traverses the world of nu-jazz, electronica, downtempo, and world music realms. They mix the energy of a rock show with the subtlety of a performance recital to provide an extremely engaging result. Ear candy for the heart, soul, and everything in between."  – Alex Brown, SplintersAndCandy

Parenchukki (Kirill Parenchuk) - musician ( drums, tabla, soprano saxophone)from Mosсow, Russia.
I play at many different styles of music bands and collectives, from indian classical dance called Kathak, to jazz-, ethno- bands.
Here I put my own stuff.

EXIT project - Inner Monster

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