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Árstíðir ÁrstíðirBringing Back The Feel, released 25 November 20221. Bringing Back The FeelSee our music video for Bringing Back The Feel:https://youtu.be/zPuzOm_HZ_0Bringing Back The Feel is a song that delivers what is promised in the title. Along with the song’s tongue in cheek Music Video BBTF invites the listener to tap its feet, whistle and smile. Make a silly TikTok dances or call up their neighbours and tell them that they love them.This sunny side of Árstíðir will become ever more apparent on their upcoming 8th studio album BLIK, due to be released on May 19, 2023, courtesy of M.A.R.S. Worldwide Music. Platform: Bandcamp Social links: 
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Stafrænn Hakon Stafrænn HakonThe band´s current line up consists of guitarists Ólafur Josephssonand Lárus Siguðsson, bass guitarist Árni Þór Árnason, drummer RóbertMár Runólfsson and singer Magnús Freyr Gíslason. Eternal Horse is thefirst Stafrænn Hákon album featuring the whole band collaborating onthe songs in their studioSkvettir edik á ref (Revised 20th anniversary edition), released 01 August 20221. Tætir rækju (2022 revised)2. Kofi (2022 revised)3. Skref (2022 revised)4. C-vernd (2022 revised)5. Efling (2022 revised)6. E.K (2022 revised)7. Nálgast (2022 revised)8. Tálkn (2022 revised)9. Grifflur (2022 revised)10. Safi (2022 revised)11. Krani (2022 Revised)12. Oktan-98 (previously unreleased)13. Kæfusafi (2022 Revised)14. Glúpnik (2022 Revised)15. A-Hliðrun (2022 Revised)16. C-vernd (early version)This is revised anniversary edition of our third album "Skvettir edik á ref" originally self-released in August 2002 and later properly released by UK´s now defunct Resonant. Whilst going through this process some re-recordings were made to make this edition more enhanced listening experience. The goal was to make the album stick as it was recorded so the songs are presented as they were intended to. However here and there some old recordings were replaced and therefore we believe they album got a well deserved upgrade on it´s anniversary.Original press realease from 2003 release on Resonant Records:"The first release outside of his homeland for Iceland’s STAFRÆNN HÁKON, centred around the majestic soundscapes of Olafur Josephsson, a young man with incredible talent and a big future. “Skvettir Edik A Ref” doesn’t represent his recording debut, but it certainly announces his arrival on the international scene in a grand style; this is the first of two STAFRÆNN HÁKON albums to be re-released on Resonant after initially being available in Iceland only via Olafur’s own label Vogor Recordings , and collectively they form the finest body of work in the post-rock genre in years. Resonant have also committed to releasing the first new studio album for two years from the band early in 2004. That said, to pigeonhole STAFRÆNN’s work as post-rock doesn’t even tell half the story. Bringing to mind Labradford, Tarentel or an instrumental Sigur Ros, his music is epic, incredibly emotive and atmospheric – and though the component parts tread a fairly familiar path, the end product is anything but formulaic." Platform: Bandcamp Social links:
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Dynfari DynfariDynfari plays black metal influenced, heavily atmospheric music. Since its formation as a duo in 2010 this now fully formed Icelandic band has made four albums. Armed with candlelight and incense, the band's hypnotizing live performances elevate all senses into another world. Dynfari's lyrical themes deal with the philosophy of life, death, the universe, loss, hope and sorrow.Myrkurs er þörf, released 18 September 20201. Dauðans dimmu dagar2. Langar nætur (í botnlausum spíralstiga)3. Myrkurs er þörf4. Ég fálma gegnum tómið5. Svefnlag6. Ég tortímdi sjálfum mér7. Peripheral Dreams8. Of Suicide & Redemption"Myrkurs er þörf" is Dynfari's 5th studio album. Having explored more progressive soundscapes in our blend of post-rock and black metal in our most recent works, this album marks a return to more DIY, punch and attitude. An introspection on thoughts of suicide and self-destruction, the essence of bleakness and suffering defeat from the shackles of your own mind, the album's direction is toward a darker, heavier side of the musical spectrum, expressing a violent refusal of merely becoming a means to an end. Platform: Bandcamp Social links:
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brikcs brikcs.Reykjavík, Iceland.Independent Alternative/Electro musician from Reykjavík, Iceland Platform: Bandcamp Social links:
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MSEA MSEA.Reykjavík, Iceland.Flesh Tone:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xJYTx4LQwYInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/mseasik/Twitter: https://twitter.com/mseasikSoundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/mseasik Category: Arts & Entertainment > Music & Audio > Urban & Hip-Hop Platform: Bandcamp Social links:
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Worm Is Green https://wormisgreen.bandcamp.com Worm Is Green.Akranes, Iceland. Category: Arts & Entertainment > Music & Audio > Rock Music Platform: Bandcamp Social links:
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Caterpillarmen https://caterpillarmen.bandcamp.com Caterpillarmen.Reykjavík, Iceland.Caterpillarmen was formed in late 2008, their love for progressive rock music brought them together, they met through a girl named Ingunn Erla. Thank you Ingunn Erla! Since then they have played far too many concerts. Their music is best described as proggy, but raw. Their third studio album is available exclusively here, on bandcamp!Fourth studio album, here we come! Category: Arts & Entertainment > Music & Audio > Rock Music Platform: Bandcamp Social links:
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Yagya YagyaYagya (Aðalsteinn Guðmundsson) has been creating atmospheres through melody and sounds for about two decades.Always Maybe Tomorrow, released 10 September 20211. The Other Side of Despair2. Distorted Dualism3. Standing Still in a River4. Two Momentspreviews: www.smallplasticanimals.com After the 2020 release of Old Dreams And Memories, Icelandic dub techno linchpin Yagya returns for a second release on his emergent label, Small Plastic Animals. This latest venture marks a new chapter in the artist’s accomplished career, having released on Delsin, Subwax BCN and A Strangely Isolated Place as well as forming a core part of the Thule collective alongside his partner in Sanasol, Thor. As those associations ably point out, the music Yagya crafts is spacious and atmospheric, using the techno tradition as a vessel for meditative as well as emotional exploration and experimenting with sound design according to a specific, patiently cultivated style. Always Maybe Tomorrow finds Yagya ruminating on the behavioural energy of environments as viewed from afar – the man-made electricity of urban expanses and the interconnected flora and fauna of ecosystems. Looking to his chosen tools as a means to express these ideas, he employed a non-linear approach to each of the four tracks on this EP, choosing to create musical systems in constant flux rather than composing each piece in a conventional left-to-right narrative. Yagya’s trademark voluminous chords and vast pads ebb and flow through filters controlled by LFOs and randomness, creating their own micro-incidents and macro evolution as though holding a mirror up to the environments the initial inspiration was drawn from. Written and produced by Aðalsteinn GuðmundssonMastered by LUPOArtwork by Richard OrtizLayout by Erris Huijgens Category: People & Society > Religion & Belief, Arts & Entertainment > Music & Audio Platform: Bandcamp Social links:
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