seen from China
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Daily Listening, Day #469 - April 13th, 2021
Album: Ágætis Byrjun (Smekkleysa, 1999)
Artist: Sigur Rós
Genre: Post-Rock
Track Listing:
“[Untitled]”
“Svefn-g-englar”
“Starálfur”
“Flugufrelsarinn”
“Ný Batterí”
“Hjartað Hamast (Bamm Bamm Bamm)”
“Viðrar Vel Til Loftárása”
“Olsen Olsen”
“Ágætis Byrjun”
“Avalon”
Note: Not released in the United States.
Favorite Song: “Hjartað Hamast (Bamm Bamm Bamm)”
11/8/20.
Tendra is the Icelandic duo Marína Ósk and Mikael Máni (along with guests to help flesh out the sounds). When I think of Iceland I usually think of Sigur Ros or Bjork, but Tendra tend more toward jazz/pop. To me the quickest comparison both vocally and musically is Sondre Lerche.
The artist comparison list could go on and on, but a couple more would be Antonio Carlos Jobim, Feist, and Dent May.
This is being released on Smekkleysa (Bad Taste Records). This label was started in 1986 by The Sugarcubes.
Ske - Feelings Are Great
Smekkleysa
2004
Hilmar Jensson - Kerfill
Smekkleysa
1999
Spilmenn Ríkínís - Ljómalinð
Smekkleysa
2009
Smekkleysa, Reykjavík / 2017
Reykjavík, 2012.
© Karólína Thorarensen
Bjarni Gaukur & Ási í Gramminu/Ásmundur Jónsson.
Harpa Concert Hall, Reykjavík 2010.
© Karólína Thorarensen
