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Fufanu
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Fufanu
Background information
OriginReykjavik, Iceland
Genres
  • Alternative
Years active2013 (2013)–present
LabelsOne Little Indian Records
Websitewww.fufanu.net

Fufanu are a two-piece Alternative band from Iceland, formerly operating as a techno duo under the alias of Captain Fufanu[1], but now creating Alternative Rock music with the backing of a band.

Background

Fufanu's front man Kaktus, and guitarist / programmer Gulli, were making music before Fufanu, operating as a techno duo under the alias of Captain Fufanu[2]. the full ensemble Fufanu emerged after Captain Fufanu had an album recorded and prepared entirely, but the studios in which it was stored was burgled and the music was lost. When forming the band, Fufanu retained the electronic element with synth pads and bass, coupled with drums and two guitars.

The Iceland based band have played festivals such as JaJaJa Festival[3] and Iceland Airwaves, as well as playing alongside Damon Albarn at the Albert Hall and then playing with Blur at Hyde Park. They have also received substantial radio coverage as well live radio sessions, such as with John Kennedy of XFM.[4]

Band members

Members
  • Kaktus Einarsson – Vocals
  • Guðlaugur Einarsson – Guitar / Programming

Discography

Singles

  • Circus Life (2015)

EP's

  • Adjust To The Light EP (2015)

Further reading

Interviews

References

  1. ^ Van Hooste, Wim (26 April 2011). "Interview with Captain Fufanu". Icelandic Music Mafia. Retrieved 21 September 2015.
  2. ^ Fischer, Reed (October 2014). "Fufanu - 10 New Artists You Need to Know: October 2014". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 21 September 2015.
  3. ^ Gorman, Francine (20 October 2014). "Ja Ja Ja Festival: Spotlight Interview – Fufanu". JaJaJa Festival. Retrieved 18 September 2015.
  4. ^ Kennedy, John (June 2015). "Episode 136 - Fufanu". XFM - John Kennedy's Exposure.

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