Makeshift Art Bar land on Heist or Hit with Marionette, produced by Daniel Fox, a four-track EP built around themes of control, power and personal fracture. Each song approaches the idea of the marionette from a different angle, tracing inner conflict and uneasy self-awareness. Chocolate opens with restless synths and fractured rhythms, veering between anxious energy and collapse. Crows follows with jittery guitar lines and a sense of unease, reflecting guilt and overstimulation in the digital age. On Discipline, a rigid, industrial pulse underpins a narrative of accountability and consequence, while closer Servant dissolves into warped electronics and abstract textures, circling questions of agency and belief. Throughout, the band balance tension with intent, pairing abrasive sound design with sharp thematic focus. Drawing on dystopian atmospheres and psychological unease, Marionette presents a band committed to confrontation over comfort, pushing their sound into unpredictable territory.