Sexual peversity, ginger rappers and clown exorcism in sixty minutes – welcome to the weird world of Uberarmy. Mixing a hefty wedge of surrealism with their breakneck speed and energy, the new offering from Ubersausage whips up a veritable cyclone of mirth and excitement through boisterous live action and digital jiggery pokery.
There is a comic genius at work here that is probably bad for your health.
No element of their act can be described as wholesome, but it’s impossible not to tag along. A little bit of your brain is muttering that this can’t be right, but it’s so funny that you don’t care. It seems that Ubersausage can do no wrong and if they don’t get a TV appearance soon there is something wrong with the world.
A downright dity romp through a twisted psyche of creative enigma.
5/5
Richard Biggs
