Teitur Magnússon is an unusual character, and would be in any music scene.
Sólveig Matthildur rose to prominence as a member of DIY goth-wave trio Kælan Mikla, but her self-released debut solo album is a revelation.
Sólveig Matthildur rose to prominence as a member of DIY goth-wave trio Kælan Mikla, but her self-released debut solo album is a revelation.
Iceland’s best-known musician dropped a new LP this year, and it’s quite a journey, clocking in at over 71 minutes.
Hatari are a conceptual art-pop trio whose music incorporates elements of techno, industrial and synth pop in a quite dizzying presentation.
Högni Egilsson is best known for his work as frontman of Hjaltalín, and a singer in GusGus.
After Bjarki blazed a trail for Icelandic electronic musicians, many promising artists have emerged from his slipstream.
aYia appeared out of nowhere in 2016 with their stunning debut single, “Water Plant”, which quickly went viral in Iceland, and soon enough, beyond.
aYia appeared out of nowhere in 2016 with their stunning debut single, “Water Plant”, which quickly went viral in Iceland, and soon enough, beyond.
Jófríður Ákadóttir has been a cult star in Iceland since she emerged, aged just 16, as one half of Pascal Pinon — a peaceful folk duo, with her twin sister Ásthildur.
