Alongside Sigur Ros, fellow Icelandic experimental band mum had a strong reputation for off-kilter psychedelic works, borrowing influence from multiple genres. While never quite as popular as the former band, mum have been producing plenty of work over the past decade.
The band is planning a release, through their label Morr Music, of early demos from 1998-2000, entitled Early Birds. The 15 track album features heavily experimental tracks from the band’s youth, both erratic and delicate. Early Birds will be available 17 July.

released on november 29th, the hardback two disc "book" contains:
'go live' dvd: 73minute film featuring the first public performance of the 'go' live show. london, march 2010
'go live' cd: 75minute live album recorded in may/september 2010
16 page book of photos taken during the 2010 tour

Fat Cat are proud to announce their release by recent signings (2002) from Iceland, Mum. Highly-anticipated second album from this Icelandic 4-piece. Beautifully meshing some dense but intricate programming with gorgeous vocal and instrumental melodies, richly textured, hypnotic and unashamedly sumptuous.

Limited edition in digi-pak on initial orders only. 2nd studio album from this Icelantic five piece act similar to Radiohead and in some ways more electronic in sound.

Von Brigði is a remix album of Icelandic band Sigur Rós' first album, Von. It was released in 1998 on Smekkleysa Records, and continues to be available only in Iceland or through the band's online store. An LP, containing four tracks from the album, was also released, though only 100 copies of this green-colored vinyl edition were made.
Von Brigði's title is a word play. The word "Von Brigði" means "disappointment", but split in two it translates as "variations on Von", "Von Brigði" meaning "variation". A full translation into English would result in "hope variation".
The last song on the album is a song by Sigur Rós which the band meant to go on Von, but couldn't be finished in time.

Long awaited U.S. Fatcat Records reissue of the 1st single (packaged in slipcase) off the Icelandic experimental/alternative act's 4th album, 'Agaetis Byrjun'. Tracks, 'Sven-G-Englar', 'Vidrar Vel Til Loftarasa' and 2 songs recorded live at the Iceland Opera House on 6/12/99, 'Nyia Lagid' & 'Syndir Guds'.

Import only 4-track CD single. Fat Cat Records.

Originally an extremely limited release on Sigur Ros' Krunk label, this soundtrack, composed by Hilmar Orn Hilmarsson with Sigur Ros contributing 2 lengthy pieces, is now available on Fat Cat Records.

Split Sides
brooklyn academy of music (new york)
['split sides' dance project with radiohead] (14.10.2003)
radiohead and sigur rós compose the music to merce cunningham's 'split sides'

Merce Cunningham’s Split Sides (2003) captures the iconic modernist choreographer’s most radical use of chance procedures. As the title implies, the piece is divided into two parts. Each 20-minute part features one of two options for the different creative elements of the piece: set design, costumes, lighting, music, and choreography. The order in which each element appears during a given performance is determined by an onstage dice roll before the performance, captured on full screen for the live audience. There are thus 32 possible combinations for any performance of Split Sides. In addition to Merce Cunningham’s two choreographic segments, the work features two set designs (one by Robert Heishman and one by Catherine Yass), two sets of costumes (by James Hall), and two lighting plots (by James F. Ingalls). Original scores, composed specifically for this collaboration by the British alternative rock group Radiohead and the Icelandic experimentalist group Sigur Rós, offer the two choices of music. An ARTPIX release.
This two-disc DVD set, by giving viewers the opportunity to alternate soundtracks, presents 4 of the 32 possible variations of the work. Filmmaker Charles Atlas masterfully captures the dance with Merce close at his side. Cunningham calls the films Split Sides 45 and Split Sides 46, because they capture the 45th and 46th performances of this epic collaboration.
CONTENTS:
Split Sides 45
Choreography "A" followed by "B"
-Music in the basic presentation is Sigur Rós ( ba ba ti ki di do ) followed by Radiohead
-Alternative sound options are Radiohead followed by Sigur Rós or silent with the same
dance footage (Total Running Time: 2:06:00)
Split Sides 46
Choreography "B" followed by "A"
-Music in the basic presentation is Radiohead followed by Sigur Rós
-Alternative sound options are Sigur Rós followed by Radiohead or silent with the same
dance footage (Total Running Time: 2:06:00)

对于Sigur Rós应该不用做过多的介绍了，冰岛大牌Sigur Rós的这张专辑《We Play Endlessly》也不是什么新专辑，是Q magazine和The Independent联合推出的一张选集，里面收录了以往3张专辑的9首歌曲，其中包括《Hoppípolla》和《Sæglópur》中广受欢迎的歌曲，专辑于1月31日在The Independent免费发售，现在好像不是免费了，如果你许久没有听Sigur Rós，可以重温一下这张选集，找回一些属于你的声音记忆。

Frakkur,sigur rós的主唱

Artist：Jónsi Birgisson and Alex Somers
Album ：Riceboy Sleeps
Date ：2009
Label ：Parlophone
Style ：Post Rock、Ambient、Alternative
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Sigur Rós主音兼吉他手Jónsi Birgisson和挚友Alex Somers联手打造的概念项目Riceboy Sleeps。
专辑内九首作品均以合音和捨弃歌词的人声录製而成，跟Sigur Rós相比也不谋而合，但纯音乐，加上音乐盒或是玻璃碰触的声效，还有带点合唱味道的演奏，却有着初生之犊的微妙而神圣的氛围，一对恋人绘画属于他俩的美丽音乐，完美的结晶体。

Fousque is an album by Slowblow, released in 1996. In 7-up Days the vocals were done by Emilíana Torrini. The album was originally released in the fall of 1996 at Sirkafúsk Records and has since been re-released by Smekkleysa in 2004.
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