 Genius Albums
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Sæglópur - EP by Sigur Rós
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Sigur Rós Presents Liminal Sleep by Sigur Rós
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“Sigur Rós Presents Liminal Sleep” is an entirely ambient album that is meant to replicate sleep cycles through each track and transition.
We like the fact that sleep remains
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( ) [2022 Remaster] by Sigur Rós
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Variations on Darkness by Sigur Rós
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Route One by Sigur Rós
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“Route One” is an experimental ambient project by famed Icelandic post rock band ‘Sigur Rós’. “Route One” was originally teased in 2016 with a live television exploration of
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Takk... by Sigur Rós
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Takk…, or “Thanks”, in the band’s native Icelandic, is the fourth album by Sigur Rós. The lyrics alternate between Icelandic and the made-up Hopelandic, and the music mixes
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Hvarf/Heim by Sigur Rós
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Hvarf/Heim is a compilation album from Icelandic post-rock outfit Sigur Rós. It contains live songs and unreleased studio tracks, with Hvarf containing the studio releases, and
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Inni (Live) by Sigur Rós
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Kveikur by Sigur Rós
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Sigur Rós' seventh studio album and the first since the group shrunk to a trio thanks to the departure of keyboardist Kjartan Sveinsson.
The album’s name translates into English
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( ) Untitled by Sigur Rós
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Officially untitled, Sigur Rós' third album, issued in 2002, is often referred to as ( ) or Svigaplatan, which translates as “The Bracket Album.”
The album is split into two
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ÁTTA by Sigur Rós
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“ÁTTA” is the long-awaited eighth studio album of the ethereal, glacial band Sigur Rós.
With Kjartan “Kjarri” Sveinsson’s departure just before the release of the 7th album “
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Ágætis byrjun by Sigur Rós
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Ágætis byrjun is the second album from the Icelandic post-rock group Sigur Rós. In English, the album’s title means “a good beginning” or “an alright start.” The title of the album
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Valtari by Sigur Rós
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Ný batterí by Sigur Rós
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Ba Ba Ti Ki Di Do by Sigur Rós
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“Ba Ba Ti Ki Di Do” is a collection of Sigur Rós' music made for Merce Cunningham’s Split Sides performance.
The purpose of this music was to provide background for dancers/
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Varúð by Sigur Rós
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Von Brigði by Sigur Rós
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“Von Brigði” is a remix album of Sigur Rós' debut album Von. Many Icelandic acts such as múm… remain exclusive to Iceland/the Band’s store.
Von brigði’s title is a play on words
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Inní mér syngur vitleysingur by Sigur Rós
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Hlemmur by Sigur Rós
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Hlemmur is an instrumental electronic soundtrack from a 2002 Icelandic documentary if the same name. The documentary is about Reykjavik’s main bus terminal also called Hlemmur.
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Með Suð Í Eyrum Við Spilum Endalaust by Sigur Rós
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Von by Sigur Rós
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“Von” is Sigur Rós' debut album, after many reworks and even at a point where the band had wanted to scrap the album, it was released in 1997, in their 2 years of effort from 1995
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Odin’s Raven Magic by Sigur Rós
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Composed in the 14th or 15th century Odin’s Raven Magic is an Icelandic poem in the ancient Edda tradition (Edda – a term that describes two Icelandic manuscripts which together
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