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"Some of Sports, particularly its excellent lead single/title track, puts heavier emphasis on the propulsive electronic elements of Fufanu’s music, taking precedent over the warped, burnt guitarwork that dominated the best of their earlier tracks ... the songs find Fufanu branching out. They are catchy and downright pretty. If much of Fufanu’s music to this point has sounded like there’s a dense, toxic cloud hanging above, Sports races towards a point where the bleakness parts and lets some kind of strange sunlight in." - Stereogum "... Iceland’s most exciting young band ... purveyors of terse, claustrophobic post-punk, injected with bleary-eyed psychedelia and dystopian electronic textures ... it flows more than its predecessor and trades their debut’s corroded guitar for glacier-cool synths and hissing electronic rhythms, both propulsive and meditative. Like many great post-punk groups before them, the band consistently sounds disaffected and removed ... (final tracks Your Fool and Restart are) unlike anything else the band has done, vulnerable and beautiful ... a buildup to moments of pure, aching romanticism ... something of an emotional journey ... hint strongly that beneath their low-key snarling, Fufanu have grander things on their minds." - Pitchfork Widely acclaimed Icelandic experimental outfit Fufanu reveals its highly anticipated sophomore album, produced in Iceland by Nick Zinner of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Songs like Bad Rockets and the title track first single see the band return with a palpable sense of urgency and a fresh spin on its dark, new wave-esque electronic-driven post-punk.