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Suis La Lune (Vocals, Guitar)

How many times have you been at Fluff?

We played at Fluff in 2012 & this year me & my girlfriend are here to watch all the great bands & enjoy all the vegan food. :)

Which band did you want to see the most?

Raein, Loma Prieta, Dark Mountain, The Caulfield Cult, Svalbard, Crooked Letter & lots & lots more.

What is your favorite Fluff experience?

Landverrad in 2012 was so much fun. And also Masakari & Alpinist the same year.

Favorite Food?

The vegan kebab & tofu burger! Yam

Personal tip for the festival?

Always a bit of great hc & crust and always a few amazing screamo/emo bands. Great people/atmosphere & political workshops & distros. Best festival in the world! <3



Chaviré (Vocals)

How many times have you been at Fluff?

It´s my first time at Fluff Fest this year! We played on the open stage on Saturday.

Which band did you want to see the most?

I really wanted to see Raein, Anti-corpos, Lord snow…and many more but I can´t remember right now.

What is your favorite Fluff experience?

I would say that food was definitely the best, I really love politics initiatives that were set up!

Favorite Food?

Probably the vegan burger, the watermelon lemonade & the vegan goulash on Friday!

Personal tip for the festival?

Don´t get tattooed just before the fest or you won´t go to the pool!



Kalmare Print

How many times have you been at Fluff?

It´s my 6th time this year.

Which band did you want to see the most?

Raein & Reason To Care

What is your favorite Fluff experience?

Meeting friends from all over the world is awesome & having the opportunity to sell my patches at the festival.

Favorite Food?

Rotkrautburger

Personal tip for the festival?

You should have a nice walk in the woods there is a place where you have an awesome view on Rokycany. & don’t miss the after show.



Øjne (Vocals)

How many times have you been at Fluff?

It`s my fifth fluff.

Which band did you want to see the most?

Raein & Tempest.

What is your favorite Fluff experience?

The party tent on Sunday.

Favorite Food?

Everything is awesome.

Personal tip for the festival?

Go to the swimming pool or to the gas station to take a shower!



Rollergirls (Vocals, Bass)

How many times have you been at Fluff?

First time actually.

Which band did you want to see the most?

The Smudjas, but i´ve missed them.

What is your favorite Fluff experience?

Meeting all the nice people at one place.

Favorite Food?

Beer

Personal tip for the festival?

Give, The Smudjas, Cavalcades



Cavalcades (Drums)

How many times have you been at Fluff?

This is my second time here & first time playing.

Which band did you want to see the most?

Raein, Lord Snow, Tempest, Gattaca, Cloud Rat.

What is your favorite Fluff experience?

Genuinely just seeing everyone I know and like from all over Europe in the same place.

Favorite Food?

Definitely seitan kebab!

Personal tip for the festival?

Canned fruit!



Cykloseladóni (Booking)

How many times have you been at Fluff?

6

Which band did you want to see the most?

Raein

What is your favorite Fluff experience?

Going for breakfast with friends while still having puffy eyes.

Favorite Food?

Soya Burgers

Personal tip for the festival?

More screamo and some sofas to sit on + a dating tent.



Zero Absolu & Sport

How many times have you been at Fluff?

6

Which band did you want to see the most?

Not on tour, Reason to care, Dangers, Contwig, Birds in Row, Loma Prieta.

What is your favorite Fluff experience?

First year 2010 – everything was great! bands, swimming pool, party.

Favorite Food?

Tagesessen

Personal tip for the festival?

I´ve found my secret toilets but sch… it´s a secret.
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We like to introduce you to an awesome DIY-project from Dresden, Germany, driven by Tina. For this purpose we asked her a few questions.

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Form und Leere: Please introduce yourself and “Kalmare Print”. What exactly are you doing?Hey, I´m Tina, 21 years old and I am living in Dresden. I’ve been listening to this kind of music for 6 years now. I love the diy-idea of the hardcore-/screamo-/emo-scene a lot and I wanted to do something for „the scene“ without playing in a band or organizing concerts. I just wanted to promote unknown bands as well as bands who broke up. So I started to print textiles (like patches, bags or shirts) and sew cases for tapes with my boyfriend. We keep our screens in the bathroom, print on the floor in the living room and sew on the dining table. It is not my intention to run a money making business with my passion. So I let people decide how much they want to give. I’m just a little helper of bands you want to get merch of.

Form und Leere: Tell us about the beginnings of Kalmare Print. What was the first Patch you ever made? How did this whole thing get started?It all began with Manku Kapak patches last October. They give a lot of love with their music and I really like every single song of them. So I asked them, if it would be okay to do some patches and they liked the idea. The patches didn’t look very well but other people loved them. For me it was a pleasure to give them away for free.

Form und Leere: Besides producing tons of patches, you also cooperated with Shivery Productions on their release of “I’m Alone in This” by Wherebirdsmeettodie. Kalmare Print did a beautiful screenprinted and sewed sleeve for the tape. How did this collaboration come of?I wrote some labels like Shivery Productions that I am interested in cooperation. The lovely Heinzel (from Shivery Productions) was flashed from the first moment and so the project got started. We are both very proud of the design. It’s definitely worth supporting this great band.

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Form und Leere: What are your plans for Kalmare Print?In the future I want to show off a box with my patches at local festivals. So people can catch stuff of awesome bands I can recommend. Maybe some folks discover new bands. That would be great, I guess. At the moment I´m working on some really cool tapecases for Willy Fog (Harlekin Geisterpfeifenfisch) and Trachimbrod (A Collection Of Hidden Sketches).

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Form und Leere: Tina, you have an impressive tape collection. How many tapes do you have and what is your favourite one? What do you find fascinating about the format of tapes?At the moment I have around 135 tapes and I really love every single one of them. So, the question about my favourite one is really difficult! One of my first tapes was WILLY FOG – the Birthday Tape. The demo tape of WE CAME OUT LIKE TIGERS is one of my rarest. One of the tapes I listen a lot to is Alienation by RAINMAKER and unidici/dodici of OJNE. At least, a tape I had to search a lot for was O - the sea of trees. Generally I love the fact that they are limited to 20-100 pieces.  Tapes give small bands the chance to release a demo without paying as much as for vinyl. And if you have a Walkman you can also listen to this physical format everywhere which reminds me of my childhood where I used to listen to tapes of the Backstreet Boys, haha.

Form und Leere: What are your favorite releases in 2014 so far? Any recommendations? You have to listen to the new Sport LP - „Bon Voyage“. I am really looking forward to their show in Dresden this summer. They will also play at this year’s Fluff Festival!  You also should have an ear on Human Hands. They released  a self-titled LP and an awesome split with Asthenia, Manku Kapak, Duct Hearts and Nebraska titled „my heart in your hand“. Last but not least I can recommend the Cuck Bass / VI SOM ÄLSKADE VARANDRA SA MYCKET – Split.

Form und Leere: Last question: What the heck are “butterbemmen”?It is the saxon word for „Stulle“ (Berlin), „Kniffte“ (Ruhrgebiet), “Bütterken” (Rheingebiet) … or just a slice of bread with butter.

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