Free Fusion Band - Vulcan's Electric Hammer (2019)

"Vulcan's Electric Hammer", this somewhat surrealist title is a tribute to Philip K. Dick. With thirteen, maybe fourteen years old, no more, I read "Ubik". This book changed my life and made me an incurable fan of his work.

The material contained on the record is a retrospective look at the life that I experienced in childhood, during puberty, and entering the psychotic world of adult life. I left my safe Andromeda. Beniamin appeared, later Irmina. A wonderful time in which people tried to enter hysterical beliefs about their own infallibility. They did everything to replace God, boldly embraced my joy to change it into drama. In the end, however, they themselves turned into sad faces between raindrops and went into the twilight, unable to stop me on the edge of the future, which invites me seductively.

I got to know life, Vulcan's hammer was silencing, the beauty of difficult and joyful experiences spreading irresistible and secret charm around me. Benjamin has grown up, Irmina has her Andromeda. Life fascinates me more and more, I succumb to his love, charm, impenetrable simplicity, honesty and power. Every day I set off ... but I will tell about this on the next album, because the creative process is touching the robe of God, and I want to touch His garments now and in the future.