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It's very hard to describe our music. Sadly, we just don't have a neutral, outer perspective ear. We (try to) blend some commercial categories and dip into niche or obscure music boxes like shoegaze, noise, muzak or dream pop. We also listened to a lot of '60s and '70s records. We like underground synthpop. We went out to dance to commercial 80s dance music in the 2010s. We grow up with emo-internet and Y2K culture in our teenage years as well. We played a lot of video games.
All of the above might be influential. Every thing can be influential. We don't really know for sure where the stuff in our heads comes from. Local music journalism called us weird, doing groovy kitsch and being experimental. Let's don't take this kind of self-description too seriously. Initially, we said we do Dada. Wherever it takes Tele Flûff. We like to strive through different eras of sound and learn about their musical language. We butcher stuff, deconstruct, and mould it with leftover Fluff.
This is what our publisher had to say about us:
The Viennese duo Tele Flûff likes the weird and out there. Surprise and nonsense are, according to them, at the heart of their music. That’s not to say they do not have influences, especially the music of the 1960s and 1970s. That’s also why they like to start their songwriting process with a jam session, just the two of them, drums and bass. They filter the best grooves, record all instrumentals, cut them up and piece them back together. The characteristic sound of a Moog synthesizer is the only common thread that runs through all their songs. Tele Flûff’s music mirrors the chaos of their biographies: fragments and moments of everyday life are turned into mosaics in music, collage collatéral as the band itself calls it, a more or less accidental sound collage along the axes trash/treasure, professionalism/dilettantism, pop/muzak.
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