Lyrics:
How can social markers
achieve any change?
Yes, you make your statement
You prove there's a way
And then what?

You're speaking of choices
that's only up to you
But no, it doesn't matter
what you like to consume
'cause then what?

Yes, there is awareness
We know what's right and wrong
and yet we maintain the system
by making it a one-man-show
You know what?
Belt up!
You know what
to be done:
asking 'What
can be done?'
WE know what

Credits:
Puma Berg - Vocals
Axel Fagerberg - Vibraphone
Andreas Granér - Bass
Lisa Grotherus - Bass Clarinet
Erik Hansson - Composer, Engineer, Guitars Producer, Vocals
Sara Parkman - Violin
Joakim Pirinen - Artwork
Mattias Valenca - Engineer, Mixer, Producer
Gustav Zimmerman - Drums


Poseur Fink

Isabell Gustafsson-Ny - Grand Piano, Interpreter
Erik Hansson - Composer, Producer
Gustav Holmqvist - Mixer, Producer

Yet, They Do It

Lyrics:

Someone else has been into my head lately
A loop of thinking the same thing over again sedately
Someone else has forced me to consider who I am
Someone else but you

Somewhere else I thought those feelings should have gone by this time
Somewhere else those feelings belong, not to the realm of mine
They were never under my control back then, they should be
Somewhere else with you

No one else have done this to my sense of lonely despair
No one else should do this to my sense of lonely despair
No one else can do this to my sense of lonely despair
No one else but you

Credits:
Puma Berg - Cups, Vocals
Anton Bergendahl - Trombone
Adam Grauman - Bass, Viola da Gamba
Erik Hansson - Arrangements, Composition, Guitar, Lyrics, Vocals
Axel Jonsson-Stridbeck - Engineer, Mixer, Production, Soundscape
Anna Möller - Violin
Jakob Runevad Kjellmer - Tenor Saxophone
Viktor Wennlund - Composition
Gustav Zimmermann - Drums, Percussion

Else

Lyrics:
It's only going to get worse
Soon the killings will begin
It seems like people's compassion
Blossoms like novelty 
And that it's something to cultivate
As to make people hate

I am afraid of what will happen

The good has never been achieved
Through discovery, but through struggle
But now I see the need to find new tools
In order to engage and maintain
We need to rub it in: The emergency
Is the most important
I've had enough of debates whether what is the right path to choose
Still I don't know what to do

Won't someone help them?
Who is in charge here?
What are the options?
What is the context?
Who is the bad guy?
Who are the good guys?
Are we the good guys?
Are we the bad guys?
Won't someone fight now?
Who is supposed to?
What is the right way?
What makes the real change?
What is constructive?
Counterproductive?
Or reproductive?
This is so complex!
What is the help then?
Who is the 'someone'?
Who needs the help first?
How is the order?
Who needs to speak up?
Who needs to shut up?
What is too forceful?
What is too bourgeois? 
I find it so hard!
I find it so hard!
I find it so hard!
I find it so hard!
Won't someone help me?
Won't someone help them?
Won't someone help us? 
Won't someone do it?

I am afraid of what will happen

Credits:
Puma Berg - Vocals
Anton Bergendahl - Trombone
Adam Grauman - Bass
Erik Hansson - Arrangements, Composition, Lyrics, Vocals
Gustav Holmqvist - Electric Piano
Axel Jonsson-Stridbeck - Engineer, Mixer, Production, Soundscape
Anna Möller - Violin
Jakob Runevad Kjellmer - Tenor Saxophone
Gustav Zimmermann - Drums, Percussion

Next Step

Lyrics:

Well let us say that to perform a moral action can be likened to encountering a face
This is the face of someone you are not depending on; of someone you can not exact a praise
Where this
happens
does not count
The only thing that matters is the meeting with a soul whose character you can't expect to trace

The face demands you then to make a hard decision whether you will help the Other or deny
You can't require the same favor from the Other in return and guarantee what then comes by
What then
happens
does not count
If you decide to meet the eyes and help the Other, then you do submit what's called a risk, hereby

You will loose control

There are a lot of ethic guidelines that will tell you to apply a set of rules to follow through
but
this act is unique and exempt from reciprocity and therefor it's irrational for you

Well let us say that to perform a moral action can be likened to the act of caring love
Responsibility precedes the searching after truth and you can't keep a catch on those you love 
That it
happens
that's what counts
So let your eyes drown in the eyes you now are facing and accept that to be moral is to love:

You will loose control

Credits: 

Puma Berg - Vocals
Adam Grauman - Bass
Erik Hansson - Alto Saxophone, Arrangements, Composition, Guitar Loops, Lyrics, Keyboard
Axel Jonsson-Stridbeck - Engineer, Guitar, Mixer, Production, Soundscape
Anna Möller - Violin
Jakob Runevad Kjellmer - Tenor Saxophone
Gustav Zimmermann - Drums, Percussion

Levinas

Lyrics: 



Why these longings for a return?
Why try curbing with a return?
Why not asking how come it's here we are?

When would it have started “go wrong”?
When to say it starts to “go wrong”?
When will we get that all before was wrong?

How to fix what has brought us here?
How to get us out of what's here?
Well, let's start with something completely new.

Credits:

Erik Hansson - Arrangements, Bass, Composition, Lyrics, Organ, Vocals
Axel Jonsson-Stridbeck - Mixer, Production, Soundscape

Golden Age Pervert

Erik Hansson - Guitar
Gustav Holmqvist - Keyboard, Piano
Axel Jonsson-Stridbeck - Guitar
Jakob Runevad Kjellmer - Tenor Saxophone
Mattias Valenca - Bass
Gustav Zimmermann - Drums


Live Excerpt - 'Postpolitik' (13-04-16)

Anders Eriksson - Bass
Erik Hansson - Guitars, Whistle
Wilhelm Lindqvist - Drums, Congas
Sara Parkman - Violin, Whistle
Pontus Qviberg - Guitar
Jakob Runevad Kjellmer - Saxophone


Para-Dimensional Juholt

Swing it!!1 naturalists

Puma Berg - Vocals, Accordion, Saw
Adam Grauman - Bass
Erik Hansson - Guitar, Vocals, Saxophone, Arrangements
Gustav Holmqvist - Keyboards
Axel Jonsson Stribeck - Guitar
Anna Möller - Violin
Jakob Runevad Kjellmer - Saxophone
Gustav Zimmermann - Drums

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