Overview
- Danger Dan has released a new solo album titled Keine Angst that he recorded without the Antilopen Gang and which centers on piano-based songs he had hesitated to publish.
- In interviews promoting the record he said he has long struggled with anxiety and was hospitalized at 18 for a panic disorder, a theme he explores on the album.
- He disclosed an ongoing, progressive loss of sight and described how the condition has altered his daily life and artistic outlook.
- Danger Dan said he never experienced himself as particularly heterosexual and said he feels anger when others try to offer him easy hope.
- Reporting notes the album and disclosures arrive against continued public debate over Antifa-themed songs connected to his past work, coverage that differs between outlets but has not produced new legal or industry actions.