Fluffy Target was a musical duo comprised of Richard Cameron and Achim Treu. Active from 2004 to 2006, the band left a notable mark on the underground music scene during their short-lived career.
Cameron and Treu were both prolific figures in the alternative music scene prior to forming Fluffy Target. Cameron had been involved in various music projects, namely Arling & Cameron, while Treu had garnered attention for his experimental sound explorations under the moniker UFO Hawaii.

Fluffy Target's performances were characterized by their raw energy and unconventional style. They graced the stages of iconic venues such as the Rauw Club in Utrecht and Amsterdam, as well as Berlin's vibrant music scene.

The duo's musical approach was eclectic, drawing from diverse influences such as punk, electronic, new wave, no wave, neo-pop, and electro clash. This fusion resulted in a unique sound that defied categorization.

Described as dark, gritty, dirty, and exciting, Fluffy Target's music carried a provocative edge. Their songs explored themes of queerness and subversion, resonating with audiences seeking an alternative to mainstream culture.

In 2005, Fluffy Target released a 12" vinyl maxi featuring remixes by Princess Superstar and Das Pop, and a collaboration with New Yorks Riot Girl outfit Avenue D. This release further solidified their reputation as innovators within the underground music scene.

Despite their relatively brief existence, Fluffy Target's impact continues to be felt among fans of avant-garde and experimental pop, cementing their legacy as trailblazers in the realm of underground electronic music.

With this release, Fluffy Target are making their songs available digitally for the first time. 7 of the songs on this 9 song album were never released before.