Original review release
🩸 Review: Human Animal Farm — an Animal Allegory of Human Hypocrisy, Drenched in Grindcore Fury and Unrelenting Electronics
Once, humans called us “friends.” They fed the cows, stroked the rabbits, treated the goats — and then, wham: turned them into coats, kebabs, soup. All that “love” lasts only until dinnertime.
In the bleak multiverse of the project xCxYxDxGx, at the sonic crossroads of grindcore, gabber, and hardcore — spiced with black humor and biting social satire — a metaphorical uprising unfolds. The animals, long cast as docile and disposable, don’t organize a protest. They throw a culinary rave. It’s not just grotesque meaty chaos. It’s ground philosophy.
📖 Concept
The narrative flips the usual worldview: humans care for animals, heal them, harvest their resources, and ultimately betray them — turning them into products and apparel. With anarchic smirk, Ivan offers a new plot twist: care turns into rage, and the farm becomes a blood-soaked stage of revenge.
🔥 Metaphor and Message
This isn’t just revenge. It’s a mirror that exposes consumer morality. When an old bull at the bonfire retells how his comrades grilled the farmer alive, we’re not shocked. We feel the raw truth leaking out — of dependence, of affection weaponized for exploitation.
🎭 Style and Humor
Black humor here isn’t decoration — it’s a blade. Through sarcasm and meat-drenched surrealism, the author reveals the absurdity of everyday ethics. Visually, the story begs for an anarcho-punk graphic novel treatment: acid colors, bursts of aggression, a glaze of sauce dripping across stewed morality.
📌 Conclusion
Human Animal Farm is far from a simple animal fantasy. It’s a philosophical parody that raises an uncomfortable question: where’s the line between care and consumption? And what happens when those we’ve domesticated refuse to be devoured without consequence?