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2019-03-21T09:02:09Z by Rodney Perkins

Review: RELAXER, An Uncomfortably Hilarious Ride

Opening and closing to the thunderous sounds of Prokofiev, Relaxer by Joel Potrykus is a grungy meditation on the fine art of relaxation. Relaxer is dark and disturbing. Relaxer is also very funny. The year is 1999. The world is...

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