Útidúr @ the release concert of their Album "This Mess We've Made"
"Until Morning"
Útidúr - Until Mourning (live @ release concert) from Útidúr
Was an Independent, Do It Yourself Blog dedicated to Icelandic music by music slut Wim Van Hooste
Moved back to I love Icelandic music & started new blog Icelandic Music Mob
The Enfant Terrible of the Icelandic Music Scene - Crapule de Luxe Islandaise
The Mob and I love Icelandic music
May 1, 2011
HAM & Quarashi News
The band HAM has finished the recordings of the 10 songs for a new album. This is the first one since "Buffalo Virgin" in 1989. The record is entitled "SVIK, HARMUR OG DAUÐI" (Deception, Sorrow & Dead) & probably released in August by Smekkleysa Label. The first song is called "DAUÐ HÓRA" (Dead hooker), other titles are "GAMLIR SVIKAMENN Á FERÐ", "HEIMAMENN HÖFÐU ALDREI SÉÐ SLÍKAN MANN" & "SVIKSEMI" (Fraudulence).
The band plays on 9. July @ Eistnaflug Festival.
The band Quarashi is making a comeback this summer: 1 concert in July?
"Payback" Video
The band plays on 9. July @ Eistnaflug Festival.
The band Quarashi is making a comeback this summer: 1 concert in July?
"Payback" Video
Song of the 213. Week is "Zero Tolerance" by Plastic Gods
213. Song of the Week is the song "Zero Tolerance" by Plastic Gods, a drone/doom band hailing from Reykjavík.
Buy the Album "Plastic Gods" @ Gogoyoko
Buy the Album "Quadriplegiac" @ Gogoyoko
The current lineup consists of Dagur (bass), Ingólfur (vocals), Finnbogi (guitar), and the brothers Guðmundur (guitar) and Höskuldur (drums). The project was conceived in late 2005 by Dagur and Ingólfur as a stoner/sludge band, but as members were found, the sonic assault slowed down to a snail‘s pace, becoming a morass of droning doom riffs with a dash of lethargic stoner groove to mellow things out – a tribute to all things slow and heavy, dubbed „öræfarokk“ (wasteland rock). The band has played fairly regularly since its inception, and has established a reputation for intense live performances, crushing audiences with high volumes and organ-shaking vibrations. "Quadriplegiac", the band‘s first full-length released in December 2008, is a three-part concept album: an introverted trip that conjures up images of bleak, glacial sands and strangely, feelings of both despair and hope.
Buy the Album "Plastic Gods" @ Gogoyoko
Buy the Album "Quadriplegiac" @ Gogoyoko
The current lineup consists of Dagur (bass), Ingólfur (vocals), Finnbogi (guitar), and the brothers Guðmundur (guitar) and Höskuldur (drums). The project was conceived in late 2005 by Dagur and Ingólfur as a stoner/sludge band, but as members were found, the sonic assault slowed down to a snail‘s pace, becoming a morass of droning doom riffs with a dash of lethargic stoner groove to mellow things out – a tribute to all things slow and heavy, dubbed „öræfarokk“ (wasteland rock). The band has played fairly regularly since its inception, and has established a reputation for intense live performances, crushing audiences with high volumes and organ-shaking vibrations. "Quadriplegiac", the band‘s first full-length released in December 2008, is a three-part concept album: an introverted trip that conjures up images of bleak, glacial sands and strangely, feelings of both despair and hope.
Gavin Portland Live @ Menningarnótt/ Cultural Night 2009
Gavin Portland Live @ Menningarnótt (Cultural Night) back in 2009
Part 1
Part 2
Part 1
Part 2
Inspired by Iceland @ Aldrei ór ég suður Festival 2011: The Videos
Inspired by Iceland streamed a great part of the Aldrei fór ég suður Festival. Now they have put this stream of music as Videos on Vimeo.
Prinspóló
Prins Polo from Inspired By Iceland
PLX
PLX from Inspired By Iceland
Sóley
Soley from Inspired By Iceland
Sólstafir
Sólstafir from Inspired By Iceland
Valdimar
Valdimar from Inspired By Iceland
Yoda Remote
Yoda from Inspired By Iceland
Prinspóló
Prins Polo from Inspired By Iceland
PLX
PLX from Inspired By Iceland
Sóley
Soley from Inspired By Iceland
Sólstafir
Sólstafir from Inspired By Iceland
Valdimar
Valdimar from Inspired By Iceland
Yoda Remote
Yoda from Inspired By Iceland
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