Gibkiy Chaplin is a Ukrainian band known for experimental music, originating from Ukraine. The band, also stylized as ГИБКИЙ ЧАПЛИНЪ or Гибкий Чаплинъ, features members including Vladimir Kostelman, Pol Marchuk, Aleksandr Poliyakov, Yuriy Natsvlishvili, and Vladimir Valuiskyi. Their creative journey includes a series of albums such as "Первый" (First), "Второй" (Second), "Чердак" (Attic), "Млекопитание" (Mammalia), "ToochkaTochkaZnak", "Tiotya Rita", "Kashima", and the 20-track release "Paris — Kavkaz". Key milestones feature the official video for "ГОРЮ!" (Goryu!), directed and animated by Anton Dyakov with sound engineering by Artem Fadeev and voice roles by Anna Ostalskaya and Anton Dyakov, incorporating songs like "Kasatonov", "Osada", "Minute", "Joker", and "Unexplainable substance"; a hand-drawn animated music video for "Aspect" created frame-by-frame by Oksana Kurmaz with Denys Chernysh and Zvoolab; and a short film "Unexplainable Substance" reimagining Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis", directed by Maksym and inspired by their music. What makes Gibkiy Chaplin unique is their self-described identity as a "laboratory of sequential distortion of adaptation methods for unstable oscillations for those suffering from metaphysical addiction", blending experimental sounds with animated visuals and literary influences.