Much of forthcoming album ‘Odd Love’ was initially written by guitarist and founder Jona Nido alone at home during the first two months of the Spring 2020 COVID lockdown. Nido wrote and prepared 14 demos to show to bandmates Hess, Jucker and Galland. They worked on the songs together but intentionally let the collection fester for weeks, even months afterwards, before revisiting and breathing new life into these works for which the meanings had changed for them. “It made us go into so much detail that we’ve never had the time to go into,” Nido said. “We had decided to break all patterns. We knew that we were at the end of a certain era”. Breaking down—and breaking out of—their usual process provided the musicians with challenges that grew into great rewards. They recorded a first version of the album at their home studio, before travelling to the legendary Norwegian studio Ocean Sound, where Arcade Fire, Cult of Luna and others have also recorded, and flew American producer Scott Evans across the ocean to free them from any technical duties and benefit from his incredible input and experience when it comes to getting the best out of a band. These three weeks were a life changing experience for both parties. “Odd Love is a way to summarise our relationship with music in itself, the overall music business and our band life”, vocalist Louis Jucker comments, “We’re amazed how long this band has lasted so far and the importance it has taken in our life, knowing how randomly it started. Our music has always been a sane yet intense way to process all the light and deep things we were going through in our personal lives. Oddness is our normality and love is our motor to achieve it. It took us a long time to fit somewhere in a scene, since we never believed and cared so much about scenes. Our drive was to get on stage and tear it down, and we found out pretty quickly that it would be hard to turn this energy into a business plan. Through the years we tried to cherish our strangeness while adapting to this gigantic chaos that is music today. This has for instance seen us start our own label and create most of our tools from scratch. We’ve obviously learned a lot together, and this whole process has taught us to love ourselves for what we are: a noisy odd band from a tidy watchmaking city” ‘Generic Skincare’ single artwork | 
