Covenant! The name stands for exceptional dedication, class and a brotherhood, stronger than blood. Covenant's name, with its biblical overtones, may have been a bit ambitious for an up-and-coming teen band from southern Sweden armed with rudimentary electronics, but in the end, this combination turned out to be extremely suitable. Whether life imitates art piece by piece or art imitates life is debatable, either way the band's moniker ended in perfectly bringing the band's vision, grandeur and brotherhood to the point. 

On the release of their last album “The Blinding Dark” They exclaim, “We live in a dark, confusing times” They wrote an album about the feelings involved. In a world that no longer makes sense, “we have to learn to see in the dark”,  and "The Blinding Dark" is a hymn to the resilience of a strong soul. 
 
“The music, dystopian and merciless, reflects the shadows that we all carry within us, while we are usually too cowardly to look at them closely. It looks inward, not outward, driven by cold anger instead of passionate fire, as beautiful as a setting star”. 

Erotic, Avant-garde and mesmerising ... ever-changing mood swings, be it doom, punk, sexotic, hypnotic, or “I wanna kick your ass!”
(Ox Fanzine)
 
For over a decade, Das Fluff have fearlessly stormed the world with headline gigs and extensive tours in Europe, the US and Asia. The heady combination of Das Fluff’s trademark electronics and blade-like verse activate the adrenaline rush of dance or flight. Das Fluff is the feral spawn of frontwoman Dawn Lintern who writes, arranges and produces for the band. Christian Ruland brings cutting-edge electronic mischief to live shows with ever-evolving experimentation combining theremin, pedals, samplers and Kaoss pads along with his distinctive projections and prolific array of critically acclaimed videos.
 
Das Fluff have shared the stage with post-punk luminaries including Viv Albertine, Lene Lovich, Toyah, Clan of Xymox and Lydia Lunch. Das Fluff will release their 6th album in 2022.
 
Adding punk edge to the surging beats of Numan and Depeche Mode inspired electro, with a bit of Throbbing Gristle chucked in for good measure.