Few More Days To Go

by Fufanu

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RxGF Fufanu has one of the freshest new sounds I've heard in ages. This band has incredible musical character and I love their arrangements. Favorite track: Now.

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1.	Now 06:07	buy track
2.	Northern Gannet 05:16	buy track
3.	Wire Skulls 05:24	buy track
4.	Circus Life 07:04	buy track
5.	Blinking 03:00	buy track
6.	In The Light Of The Night 05:01	buy track
7.	Ballerina In The Rain 04:29	buy track
8.	Plastic People 03:27	buy track
9.	Your Collection 04:00	buy track
10.	Goodbye 05:21	buy track

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Fufanu follow up their ‘Adjust to the Light’ EP with their full-length debut, ‘Few More Days To Go’ is released on all formats via One Little Indian on 27th November.

Launching at last November’s Iceland Airwaves, within the space of a week, Fufanu had become the most talked about new band of the festival, made their UK live debut at London’s JaJaJa night and supported Damon Albarn at the Albert Hall - winning the approval of Brian Eno into the bargain - and leaving a trail of foaming plaudits in their wake.

January saw the band return to perform crushing sets at Eurosonic before a return to the UK saw them supporting The Vaccines on their sold out March/ April tour - also slipping in a memorable two-night stand with Bo Ningen at Hoxton Bar & Grill. In June things once again stepped up a gear when the band drew a crowd of over 700 to their exhilarating bandstand show on the bill, supporting Blur at Hyde Park.

Formerly operating as techno/ electronic duo, Captain Fufanu (while Kaktus and Gulli were still in their teens), with the addition of live instrumentation – and the band name shortened to a more economical Fufanu (“the Captain was left behind at a rave in Cologne”) – the pair began working up a dark, metronomic take on 70s and 80s European music. If clangorous metallic guitars and floor shaking syncopated bass are key factors in the band’s powerful circumspect post-punk, then the live show with it’s MBV-like furnace blasts of volume is a game changer: The mordant wit suggested by song titles like Plastic People and live opener Goodbye can shift up into thrillingly cold malevolence, fronted by ‘slyph-like’ singer Kaktus Einarsson’s magnetic stage presence.

The band’s unusual origins go a long way to explaining how Fufanu have arrived at their exacting sound. “It is an entirely new band, even though it feels the same,” considers Kaktus. “There was no certain moment when we realized that this was our sound. We just liked what we were doing and kept experimenting. From [Roskilde Festival 2013] onward, the idea of a new sound for us was born — although leaving techno was not the outcome we imagined. As for what drives them to make such varying, eclectic and progressive music - “We are just making exactly the music that we want to listen to,” reasons Kaktus in the self-explanatory tone of a man to whom it would not occur to be doing anything else.

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released November 27, 2015

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Fufanu Reykjavík, Iceland

Fufanu are a rock band from Reykjavik. "With much current pop eager to please, it’s thrilling to hear music played with such malevolence"

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