“They say leave me the birds and the bees, and I say yes, but leave me the TV and some fat cheese too”

Anna Anderluh’s songs speak of the necessity of absurdity, audacity, and stupidity. She describes her music as “pop with a crack” that bridges the gap between tender poetry and harsh social criticism, between simple fragile songs and experimental vocal improvisation. Through humor and sensitivity, she finds magic in seemingly insignificant details that shine through without adding additional polish. As we listen, we are left with unconventional sounds that dispense with haste and showmanship, are constantly evolving, and refuse to give us the impression that they are finished. Because finished is bland.