After years of struggling with C-PTSD and OCD, music became therapy. We believe suffering, and the capacity for inflicting pain on others, is largely rooted in a struggle to accept and love ourselves, as we are. As such, when we play live, it’s an experience of creating a safe space for ourselves, and our audience, to feel. To be seen, heard and loved. We use sound to speak about addiction, mental conditions, pain and suffering, compassion and connection, fear and love. As a result, our songs flow from slow and mournful, to loud and aggressive, to gentle and loving. We believe in unconditional love, for all beings. No matter who they are or what circumstance in life they are in. We believe unconditional love allows for a transformation to take place, from operating in a space of fear, to being in love. We are “Fear or Love”
