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was lit! groupphoto 🫂
NEXT UP april 17th.
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📸 .media

re-stocked colored vinyl of "Love & Order"!
available at April 17!
perfectly matched with shirt!

gather around the bum bum machine
and act surprised.

|• April 17, •|

RECORDING banger.
PEACE!

upcoming gigs:
March 21:
April 17:

SCAM < ORIGINALE

21.03.
17.04.

nothing to prove.

march 21
april 17

when cold, burn establishment
(hello 2026)

Dear people, we miss you so much! Currently we are working on new stuff, getting back in the studio soon. In the meantime, check out our stuff on since it's Bandcamp-Friday again today! Your direct support means the world to us!

Talk soon!

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⚫ new song FORTITUDE out now ⚫

Song link in bio or comment and I'll dm you the link.

FORTITUDE is about deep, heavy holes that pull you in. For one person, a hole is a pit, a trap. For someone else, perhaps a welcome hideout - the hope of disappearing within it.

⚫ Artwork: .handle 🎨🖌️
⚫ Label: 🫂
⚫ Mastering: Martin Scheer 📀
⚫ Caption: 🖍️
⚫ Band: Arnold Zanon, ❤️

The caption:

FORTITUDE - loosely translated: learning to live with the holes within us and around us. (tolerance for ambiguity)

Is it still resilience if I am forced to acquire it? (For example, because society is undergoing changes that restrict or endanger my freedom.) Or do we need new words for it? Or: What does it mean to be stuck between a religiously charged fetishization of the political and the wait for a savior (ideally white, ideally male, ideally a fascist)? And how can we muster courage - not just momentarily - but develop sustained courage (and maintain it)?

It will be in our hands. Whether we use them to cover our eyes and ears, or whether we stretch them out toward others in search of solidarity; whether we help to dig even more pits and holes, or together ensure that some of them are filled in again.

Because there is no other place, no other time - unless we create that other place, shape that other time. But for that, we need narratives that give hope - just as the instrumental part at the end of FORTITUDE inspires hope.

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