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Kaktus Einarsson
File:Kaktus Einarsson.jpg
Background information
Origin	Reykjavik, Iceland
Genres	Alternative, Electronic
Years active	2008 (2008)–present

Website	fufanu.net

Kaktus Einarsson is a musician from Reykjavik, Iceland. Kaktus Einarsson is best known for his work in the Icelandic-band, Fufanu.^[1]^[2]

Further reading

Interviews

Ja Ja Ja Festival: Spotlight Interview – Fufanu (JaJaJa Festivalt, 2014)
Music: Interview with Icelandic Post-Punk Band Fufanu (Lola Who, 2015)
‘People are Always Trying to Put a Finger On Everything’: Fufanu Interviewed. (Figure 8 Music, 2015)
Takes Us Around Reykjavik And Talks New Album Sports'

Reviews

Pitchfork: Sports Album Review (Pitchfork, 2017)

References

^ "Fufanu Web".
^ "Áhuginn liggur í listunum". www.mbl.is. Retrieved 2019-01-22.

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