Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: AMMA: Indriði - sings, electric guitar, classical guitar, wurlitzer, synth Albert - drums, piano, electric guitar Tumi - synths Ingibjörg – electric bassguitar Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: DECEMBER: Indriði -sings, guitar, programing Gylfi - drums, percussions Albert - Moog, piano, Tamburine Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: SOFT ROCK: Indriði – sings and plays guitar Ingibjörg – electric bass guitar Hekla - theremin Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: ADHD: Indriði - sings, electric guitar, classical guitar, electric bass guitar Magnús – drums and shakers Albert - guitar, piano Tumi - synths Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: SUMMERMANIA: Indriði – sings and plays guitar Albert - Wurlitzer Tumi - guitar Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: HALLOWEEN: Indriði - sings, guitar, body claps Magnús – drums and body claps Ingibjörg – electric bass guitar Tumi - synth Albert – guitar and synth Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: TINDER: Indriði – sings, guitar, synth and farfisa Magnús - drums Albert – drums, synths and processing Tumi – synths and farfisa Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: STD: Indriði – sings and plays guitar Gylfi – drums and percussion Tumi - synth Ingibjörg – electric bass guitar Albert - guitar and processing Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: AMY: Indriði – sings and plays guitar Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: HVORTEÐER: Indriði – sings, plays guitar and rides the spring Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson 1991-

Útgefandi:

Figureight

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á snældu. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp: Rising into public awareness through the overdriven might of his guitar playing with Icelandic punk-hardcore kings Muck, as a solo artist Indridi has found his songwriting developing into sparse, tactile and magical territory. This newfound aesthetic of softly woven acoustic guitar, voice, and subtle arrangements began its path on his 2016 debut Makril, and now, through ding ding, is elevated to a deeply touching new level of melancholic and delicate expression. This new album bears a similar weight of poignancy and depth as Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s at his most raw, combined with a lyrical wit and delivery much like Sun Kil Moon and a beautiful, uniquely off-balance unpredictability (sometimes we are given throat singing, sometimes Icelandic drug slang, sometimes theremin-led soundscapes). Recorded live in various spaces in Reykjavik and Berlin with a handful of collaborators - including musicians / recordists Tumi Árnason and Albert Finnbogason, and Icelandic super-drummer Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - ding ding marks an artist with the extraordinary ability to transport himself directly into the room with the listener. Indridi sings his soft confessionals so closely that the sheer joy of music making traverses ding ding’s planes of heartache and quietitude. From opener ‘Amma’, its hushed vocals, its sparkling steelpan-mimicking... more released May 18, 2018 Music and lyrics by Indriði Ingólfsson Produced, engineered and mixed by Albert Finnbogason Additional recording in Berlin done by Indriði Ingólfsson and Kari K. Jahnsen. Recorded at Smiðjuvegur, Grettisgata , Hekla’s room and Street Pulse. Mixed at Grettisgata. Songs performed by: Indriði Arnar Ingólfsson Trygvason Eliassen Gylfi Sigurðsson Albert Finnbogason Tumi Árnason Ingibjörg Turchi Hekla Magnúsdóttir Afritað 17.9. 2021 á https://indridi.bandcamp.com/album/ding-ding

Tónskáld:

Skúli Sverrisson 1966-

Útgefandi:

Sono Luminus

Athugasemd:

Gyða Valtýsdóttir, selló ; Skúli Sverrisson, rafbassi, farfisa.

Tónskáld:

Ólöf Arnalds 1980-

Textahöfundur:

Ólöf Arnalds 1980-

Útgefandi:

Sono Luminus

Athugasemd:

Útsetning: Gyða Valtýsdóttir.

Tónskáld:

Anna S. Þorvaldsdóttir 1977-

Útgefandi:

Sono Luminus

Tónskáld:

Úlfur Hansson 1988-

Útgefandi:

Sono Luminus

Athugasemd:

Gyða Valtýsdóttir, selló ; Úlfur Hansson, hljóðgervlar.

Tónskáld:

Kjartan Sveinsson 1978-; Gyða Valtýsdóttir 1982-

Textahöfundur:

Gyða Valtýsdóttir 1982-

Útgefandi:

Sono Luminus

Athugasemd:

Gyða Valtýsdóttir, söngur, selló ; Kjartan Sveinsson, píanó ; Julian Sartorius, trommur ; Aaron Roche, gítar ; Shahzad Ismaily, bassi.

Tónskáld:

Daníel Bjarnason 1979-

Útgefandi:

Sono Luminus

Tónskáld:

Jón Jósep Snæbjörnsson 1977-; Gyða Valtýsdóttir 1982-

Útgefandi:

Sono Luminus

Tónskáld:

María Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir 1980-

Útgefandi:

Sono Luminus

Athugasemd:

Gyða Valtýsdóttir, selló ; Albert Finnbogason, moog drone.

Tónskáld:

Brynjar Daðason 1999-

Útgefandi:

Mengi

Athugasemd:

Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://brynjardadason.bandcamp.com/releases): Pretty Late was recorded over one year, although the compositions on the album have a longer history. With the nostalgic feelings that follows becoming an adult, the songs have deep meaning and memories for the young composer. The material is recorded at Sundlaugin (the infamous studio built by Sigur Rós in the 2000s) and Mengi (a legendary arts and experimental venue in central Reykjavík) who are also releasing the album. The songs have evolved with a personal soundscape that surrounds his guitar playing, collaborating with musicians like Skúli Sverrisson (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólöf Arnalds), Albert Finnbogason (JFDR, Sóley), and various of Brynjar’s favorite session players. The whole album was recorded in the midst of the pandemic with Brynjar often working late into the night, making the melancholy shine through the recordings. released December 11, 2021 Produced by Brynjar Daðason & Skúli Sverrisson Mix: Albert Finnbogason Mastering: Sarah Register Recorded at Sundlaugin, Mengi, and in the home studios of Brynjar, Skúli & Albert Sound engineer at Sundlaugin: Birgir Jón Birgisson Cover: Katrin Koenning Brynjar Daðason: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, Wurlitzer, synthesizers Albert Finnbogason: Moog on ‘The Generating Station’ & ‘Pretty Late’ Rögnvaldur Borgþórsson: Electric guitar on ’The Generating Station’ & ‘Pretty Late’, lap steel on ‘100.000 Streets’ Hljóðskrá 3.1. 2022 frá Brynjari gegnum WeTransfer.

Tónskáld:

Brynjar Daðason 1999-

Útgefandi:

Mengi

Athugasemd:

Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://brynjardadason.bandcamp.com/releases): Pretty Late was recorded over one year, although the compositions on the album have a longer history. With the nostalgic feelings that follows becoming an adult, the songs have deep meaning and memories for the young composer. The material is recorded at Sundlaugin (the infamous studio built by Sigur Rós in the 2000s) and Mengi (a legendary arts and experimental venue in central Reykjavík) who are also releasing the album. The songs have evolved with a personal soundscape that surrounds his guitar playing, collaborating with musicians like Skúli Sverrisson (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólöf Arnalds), Albert Finnbogason (JFDR, Sóley), and various of Brynjar’s favorite session players. The whole album was recorded in the midst of the pandemic with Brynjar often working late into the night, making the melancholy shine through the recordings. released December 11, 2021 Produced by Brynjar Daðason & Skúli Sverrisson Mix: Albert Finnbogason Mastering: Sarah Register Recorded at Sundlaugin, Mengi, and in the home studios of Brynjar, Skúli & Albert Sound engineer at Sundlaugin: Birgir Jón Birgisson Cover: Katrin Koenning Brynjar Daðason: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, Wurlitzer, synthesizers Albert Finnbogason: Moog on ‘The Generating Station’ & ‘Pretty Late’ Rögnvaldur Borgþórsson: Electric guitar on ’The Generating Station’ & ‘Pretty Late’, lap steel on ‘100.000 Streets’ Guðmundur Ari Arnalds: Electronics on ‘Vol’ & ‘Pretty Late’ Ragnheiður Ingunn Jóhannsdóttir: Violin on ‘Pretty Late’ Hljóðskrá 3.1. 2022 frá Brynjari gegnum WeTransfer.

Tónskáld:

Brynjar Daðason 1999-

Útgefandi:

Mengi

Athugasemd:

Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://brynjardadason.bandcamp.com/releases): Pretty Late was recorded over one year, although the compositions on the album have a longer history. With the nostalgic feelings that follows becoming an adult, the songs have deep meaning and memories for the young composer. The material is recorded at Sundlaugin (the infamous studio built by Sigur Rós in the 2000s) and Mengi (a legendary arts and experimental venue in central Reykjavík) who are also releasing the album. The songs have evolved with a personal soundscape that surrounds his guitar playing, collaborating with musicians like Skúli Sverrisson (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólöf Arnalds), Albert Finnbogason (JFDR, Sóley), and various of Brynjar’s favorite session players. The whole album was recorded in the midst of the pandemic with Brynjar often working late into the night, making the melancholy shine through the recordings. released December 11, 2021 Produced by Brynjar Daðason & Skúli Sverrisson Mix: Albert Finnbogason Mastering: Sarah Register Recorded at Sundlaugin, Mengi, and in the home studios of Brynjar, Skúli & Albert Sound engineer at Sundlaugin: Birgir Jón Birgisson Cover: Katrin Koenning Brynjar Daðason: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, Wurlitzer, synthesizers Hljóðskrá 3.1. 2022 frá Brynjari gegnum WeTransfer.

Tónskáld:

Brynjar Daðason 1999-

Útgefandi:

Mengi

Athugasemd:

Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://brynjardadason.bandcamp.com/releases): Pretty Late was recorded over one year, although the compositions on the album have a longer history. With the nostalgic feelings that follows becoming an adult, the songs have deep meaning and memories for the young composer. The material is recorded at Sundlaugin (the infamous studio built by Sigur Rós in the 2000s) and Mengi (a legendary arts and experimental venue in central Reykjavík) who are also releasing the album. The songs have evolved with a personal soundscape that surrounds his guitar playing, collaborating with musicians like Skúli Sverrisson (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólöf Arnalds), Albert Finnbogason (JFDR, Sóley), and various of Brynjar’s favorite session players. The whole album was recorded in the midst of the pandemic with Brynjar often working late into the night, making the melancholy shine through the recordings. released December 11, 2021 Produced by Brynjar Daðason & Skúli Sverrisson Mix: Albert Finnbogason Mastering: Sarah Register Recorded at Sundlaugin, Mengi, and in the home studios of Brynjar, Skúli & Albert Sound engineer at Sundlaugin: Birgir Jón Birgisson Cover: Katrin Koenning Brynjar Daðason: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, Wurlitzer, synthesizers Hljóðskrá 3.1. 2022 frá Brynjari gegnum WeTransfer.

Tónskáld:

Brynjar Daðason 1999-

Útgefandi:

Mengi

Athugasemd:

Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://brynjardadason.bandcamp.com/releases): Pretty Late was recorded over one year, although the compositions on the album have a longer history. With the nostalgic feelings that follows becoming an adult, the songs have deep meaning and memories for the young composer. The material is recorded at Sundlaugin (the infamous studio built by Sigur Rós in the 2000s) and Mengi (a legendary arts and experimental venue in central Reykjavík) who are also releasing the album. The songs have evolved with a personal soundscape that surrounds his guitar playing, collaborating with musicians like Skúli Sverrisson (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólöf Arnalds), Albert Finnbogason (JFDR, Sóley), and various of Brynjar’s favorite session players. The whole album was recorded in the midst of the pandemic with Brynjar often working late into the night, making the melancholy shine through the recordings. released December 11, 2021 Produced by Brynjar Daðason & Skúli Sverrisson Mix: Albert Finnbogason Mastering: Sarah Register Recorded at Sundlaugin, Mengi, and in the home studios of Brynjar, Skúli & Albert Sound engineer at Sundlaugin: Birgir Jón Birgisson Cover: Katrin Koenning Brynjar Daðason: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, Wurlitzer, synthesizers Skúli Sverrisson: Acoustic bass on ‘Holt’ Hljóðskrá 3.1. 2022 frá Brynjari gegnum WeTransfer.

Tónskáld:

Brynjar Daðason 1999-

Útgefandi:

Mengi

Athugasemd:

Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://brynjardadason.bandcamp.com/releases): Pretty Late was recorded over one year, although the compositions on the album have a longer history. With the nostalgic feelings that follows becoming an adult, the songs have deep meaning and memories for the young composer. The material is recorded at Sundlaugin (the infamous studio built by Sigur Rós in the 2000s) and Mengi (a legendary arts and experimental venue in central Reykjavík) who are also releasing the album. The songs have evolved with a personal soundscape that surrounds his guitar playing, collaborating with musicians like Skúli Sverrisson (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólöf Arnalds), Albert Finnbogason (JFDR, Sóley), and various of Brynjar’s favorite session players. The whole album was recorded in the midst of the pandemic with Brynjar often working late into the night, making the melancholy shine through the recordings. released December 11, 2021 Produced by Brynjar Daðason & Skúli Sverrisson Mix: Albert Finnbogason Mastering: Sarah Register Recorded at Sundlaugin, Mengi, and in the home studios of Brynjar, Skúli & Albert Sound engineer at Sundlaugin: Birgir Jón Birgisson Cover: Katrin Koenning Brynjar Daðason: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, Wurlitzer, synthesizers Guðmundur Ari Arnalds: Electronics on ‘Vol’ & ‘Pretty Late’ Magnús Trygvason Eliassen: Percussion on ‘Vol’ Hljóðskrá 3.1. 2022 frá Brynjari gegnum WeTransfer.

Tónskáld:

Brynjar Daðason 1999-

Útgefandi:

Mengi

Athugasemd:

Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://brynjardadason.bandcamp.com/releases): Pretty Late was recorded over one year, although the compositions on the album have a longer history. With the nostalgic feelings that follows becoming an adult, the songs have deep meaning and memories for the young composer. The material is recorded at Sundlaugin (the infamous studio built by Sigur Rós in the 2000s) and Mengi (a legendary arts and experimental venue in central Reykjavík) who are also releasing the album. The songs have evolved with a personal soundscape that surrounds his guitar playing, collaborating with musicians like Skúli Sverrisson (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólöf Arnalds), Albert Finnbogason (JFDR, Sóley), and various of Brynjar’s favorite session players. The whole album was recorded in the midst of the pandemic with Brynjar often working late into the night, making the melancholy shine through the recordings. released December 11, 2021 Produced by Brynjar Daðason & Skúli Sverrisson Mix: Albert Finnbogason Mastering: Sarah Register Recorded at Sundlaugin, Mengi, and in the home studios of Brynjar, Skúli & Albert Sound engineer at Sundlaugin: Birgir Jón Birgisson Cover: Katrin Koenning Brynjar Daðason: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, Wurlitzer, synthesizers Rögnvaldur Borgþórsson: Electric guitar on ’The Generating Station’ & ‘Pretty Late’, lap steel on ‘100.000 Streets’ Hljóðskrá 3.1. 2022 frá Brynjari gegnum WeTransfer.

Tónskáld:

Brynjar Daðason 1999-

Útgefandi:

Mengi

Athugasemd:

Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://brynjardadason.bandcamp.com/releases): Pretty Late was recorded over one year, although the compositions on the album have a longer history. With the nostalgic feelings that follows becoming an adult, the songs have deep meaning and memories for the young composer. The material is recorded at Sundlaugin (the infamous studio built by Sigur Rós in the 2000s) and Mengi (a legendary arts and experimental venue in central Reykjavík) who are also releasing the album. The songs have evolved with a personal soundscape that surrounds his guitar playing, collaborating with musicians like Skúli Sverrisson (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Ólöf Arnalds), Albert Finnbogason (JFDR, Sóley), and various of Brynjar’s favorite session players. The whole album was recorded in the midst of the pandemic with Brynjar often working late into the night, making the melancholy shine through the recordings. released December 11, 2021 Produced by Brynjar Daðason & Skúli Sverrisson Mix: Albert Finnbogason Mastering: Sarah Register Recorded at Sundlaugin, Mengi, and in the home studios of Brynjar, Skúli & Albert Sound engineer at Sundlaugin: Birgir Jón Birgisson Cover: Katrin Koenning Brynjar Daðason: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, Wurlitzer, synthesizers Hljóðskrá 3.1. 2022 frá Brynjari gegnum WeTransfer.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Megas 1945-

Textahöfundur:

Megas 1945-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Sigurður Bjóla 1951-

Textahöfundur:

Valgeir Guðjónsson 1952-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Megas 1945-

Textahöfundur:

Megas 1945-

Útgefandi:

Grísalappalísa

Athugasemd:

Kom einnig út á tveimur hljómplötum. Grísalappalísa eru: Albert Finnbogason, Baldur Baldursson, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Gunnar Ragnarsson, Rúnar Örn Jóhönnu Marinósson, Tumi Árnason og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Rúnar Örn Marinósson 1989-; Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Tumi Árnason 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Tumi Árnason 1991-; Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Rúnar Örn Marinósson 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Tumi Árnason 1991-; Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Rúnar Örn Marinósson 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-; Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-; Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Bergur Thomas Anderson 1988-; Sigurður Möller Sívertsen 1990-; Rúnar Örn Marinósson 1989-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Tumi Árnason 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Rúnar Örn Marinósson 1989-; Tumi Árnason 1991-

Textahöfundur:

Baldur Baldursson 1989-; Gunnar Ragnarsson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Reykjavík Record Shop

Athugasemd:

Grísalappalísa eru: Gunnar Ragnarsson, Baldur Baldursson, Tumi Árnason, Bergur Thomas Anderson, Albert Finnbogason, Rúnar Örn Marínósson og Sigurður Möller Sívertsen. Kom einnig út á hljómplötu. Hljóðskrá 27.11. 2019 frá Reykjavík Record Shop gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Pétur Þór Benediktsson 1976-; Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Ási Þórðarson 1990-; Höskuldur Eiríksson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Úsland Records

Athugasemd:

USL0007 Pétur Ben, gítar, rödd, hljóðgervill ; Albert Finnbogason, gítarar ; Ási Þórðarson, trommur ; Höskuldur Eiríksson, trommur. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://uslandrecords.bandcamp.com/album/5): Fifth entry in a series of free improvisation recordings made by Úsland Records. No score. No pre-made decisions. No nothing. Recorded live at Úsland Recording Facility in Reykjavik, Iceland on February 6th, 2013. released February 11, 2013 Musicians: Albert Finnbogason : Electric Guitars and Bass Ási Þórðarson : Left Drum Kit Höskuldur Eiríksson : Right Drum Kit Pétur Ben : Electric Guitar, Synthesizer and Vocal Other: Albert Finnbogason - Coordinator, recording, edit, mix & master Tumi Árnason - Hitman and coordinator Héðinn Finnsson - Album Cover Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Pétur Þór Benediktsson 1976-; Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Ási Þórðarson 1990-; Höskuldur Eiríksson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Úsland Records

Athugasemd:

USL0007 Pétur Ben, gítar, rödd, hljóðgervill ; Albert Finnbogason, gítarar ; Ási Þórðarson, trommur ; Höskuldur Eiríksson, trommur. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://uslandrecords.bandcamp.com/album/5): Fifth entry in a series of free improvisation recordings made by Úsland Records. No score. No pre-made decisions. No nothing. Recorded live at Úsland Recording Facility in Reykjavik, Iceland on February 6th, 2013. released February 11, 2013 Musicians: Albert Finnbogason : Electric Guitars and Bass Ási Þórðarson : Left Drum Kit Höskuldur Eiríksson : Right Drum Kit Pétur Ben : Electric Guitar, Synthesizer and Vocal Other: Albert Finnbogason - Coordinator, recording, edit, mix & master Tumi Árnason - Hitman and coordinator Héðinn Finnsson - Album Cover Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.

Tónskáld:

Pétur Þór Benediktsson 1976-; Albert Finnbogason 1989-; Ási Þórðarson 1990-; Höskuldur Eiríksson 1989-

Útgefandi:

Úsland Records

Athugasemd:

USL0007 Pétur Ben, gítar, rödd, hljóðgervill ; Albert Finnbogason, gítarar ; Ási Þórðarson, trommur ; Höskuldur Eiríksson, trommur. Upplýsingar á Bandcamp (https://uslandrecords.bandcamp.com/album/5): Fifth entry in a series of free improvisation recordings made by Úsland Records. No score. No pre-made decisions. No nothing. Recorded live at Úsland Recording Facility in Reykjavik, Iceland on February 6th, 2013. released February 11, 2013 Musicians: Albert Finnbogason : Electric Guitars and Bass Ási Þórðarson : Left Drum Kit Höskuldur Eiríksson : Right Drum Kit Pétur Ben : Electric Guitar, Synthesizer and Vocal Other: Albert Finnbogason - Coordinator, recording, edit, mix & master Tumi Árnason - Hitman and coordinator Héðinn Finnsson - Album Cover Hljóðskrá frá Alberti Finnbogasyni 28.7. 2021 gegnum Dropbox.