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When a band forms, there's little expectation that this could be a long-term endeavor.

I mean, being a professional musician is hardly a sure thing.

So many things could go wrong.

But sometimes a group will gain a tiny bit of traction, and then suddenly a year passes and

things are still happening.

Then two years, then five, then ten.

And if things are just right when it comes to the music and the audience and the industry

and technology and plain stupid luck, the band might wake up one day to find that they've

been professional musicians for 25 years.

This is exactly what happened with the truce.

I was actually kind of shocked.

Perhaps I wasn't paying attention.

Perhaps I'm in denial.

But I did not realize that

2022 was 25 years of truce. Yeah, we've been around a really long time. We started in

1996 in my grandmother's basement, like playing cover songs, me and Janagus and Jack. And

yeah, it's, I don't know where the time went, but definitely

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