In the organizer's words:

Fiffi & The Kids confront the superficiality of the zeitgeist with a catchy, sweet lightness. Poppy, smiling and with cheerful melancholy, they set out to cheat reality. With a wink and a smile, but with serious intentions, the five musically active and experienced contributors pack their crisp New Wave into a refreshing indie guise.

The OX fanzine once wrote very cleverly about the Pinoreks:

"The quartet succeeds very well in combining influences from classic British post-punk bands like BUZZCOCKS, WARSAW, WIRE or GANG OF FOUR with the dark and driving gloomy punk of German bands like EA80, in whose supporting program the band would fit well, FLIEHENDE STÜRME or MONOZID. The songs all have a very strong and captivating rhythm segment, the guitar is often edgy and jangly like GANG OF FOUR, and musically absorb the nervous fever and restlessness of the early eighties without rehashing clichés. It would have been easy to imagine the band playing their set between PVC and MITTAGSPAUSE at the "Mauerbaufestival" in August 1978 on the occasion of the opening of SO36 in Berlin (had they been active at the time)."