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Inspired by how people who did not conform to normativity were treated, the Disorder brand (with its logo: an inverted pink triangle) represents all those who, during World War II, were marked with this symbol in Nazi concentration camps—unlike Jews, who were marked with a yellow star.
Within this "Disorder," various groups of people were included: gays, lesbians, trans people, sex workers, or, for example, individuals perceived to have ties to the "occult" or whose verbal or physical expression did not align with what was considered normal.
The appropriation of this term and its representation as a brand aims to convey a political message of equality and inclusion through electronic music.

Disorder was born with the purpose of turning chaos into revolution, using electronic music as a platform to give voice to human rights struggles.
We believe in the power of art as a means of expression, resistance, and inclusion. Disorder combines electronic beats with impactful messages, inviting the audience to rethink their perceptions and fight for a more just society.

Its mission is primarily to raise awareness and advocate for human rights through sound and visual experiences that break away from established norms. The brand seeks to unite the global electronic music community around issues such as gender equality, LGBTQIA+ rights, anti-racism, territorial invasion, climate justice, and freedom of expression.

Our 3 pillars: Inclusion: Disorder celebrates diversity in all its forms, whether cultural, gender, sexual orientation, or ideological. Transformation: Using music as a tool to provoke social change and stimulate relevant dialogue. Authenticity: Every sound, beat, and performance of Disorder is authentic, representing marginalised voices and their struggles.