Tag: Sigur Rós
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Sigur Ros 24 hours 360 degrees
Beautiful audio and video from Sigur Rós. For their new single Route One they created a 24 hour drive around Iceland with an auto-generated version of their single. Now it’s in 360 degree video at 4k, which apparently was so large they had to courier a hard disk to YouTube to upload it, and then…
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Sólstafir
(Band be like – stop that piano shit NOW) Cowboy Prog Atmospheric Icelandic Metal with Neil Young influences anyone? Well, boo to you it sounds ace…and this is an amazingly shot video, although after watching Lost Gold Of The Highlands I could be just on a beautifully shot lake kick. You can NEVER go wrong…
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Stop! In The Name Of Njosnavelin (Supremes vs Sigur Ros)
https://vimeo.com/63869541 Love this moody mashup and video by DJ RozRoz for his Supremes vs Sigur Ros mashup. Supremes always work well over slow moody tracks, it’s a long-mined vein (I remember DJ Earlybird and/or Phil Retrospector doing similar back on the day) but as you can see here, it still works so well.
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Death Vessel
https://soundcloud.com/subpop/death-vessel-ilsa-drown Hello! From the Xmas Hinterland and Land of Pseudoephedrine! In my Pholcodine and post-Xmas haze* I love this from Death Vessel which came around randomly on Soundcloud. It went something like this: But if I survive my Traditional Xmas Illness and haven’t totally forgotten by then, I might get it. No promises, because between…
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RC 226: Messtival (From London to Scotland via Spain and Japan)
I’ll take the high road, and you’ll take Shinjuku Dori, and I’ll be in the hostel hiding from la lluvia drinking agua beatha afore ye! I’ve been on my travels to Scotland on the Trans Island Express and vodka-swilling at Bestival, baring wind, rain and mutant rolling tents. and here’s a podcast inspired by my travels.…
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Valtari Mystery Film Experiment
Sigur Rós have a new album out, and against all the usual restrictions of budget and marketing control have given the same money to 12 filmmakers and let them create their own film of the tracks on the album. Sounds like the same old, but just check out this film by Alma Har’el for Fjögur…