Sigur Rós: Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust

By Mehan Jayasuriya

A major departure, Með Suð... finds Sigur Rós throwing their well-worn playbook out the window. Joyous, experimental, stripped-down and playful, it is unmistakably Sigur Rós, even as it diverges from their previous work. [24 June 2008]

Sigur Rós: Heima [DVD]

By Mike Schiller

Play this in the background or simply give in to its slowly-building majesty, perhaps allowing yourself the liberty to fall asleep as it plays, and it's easy to love. [18 December 2007]

Sigur Rós: Saeglópur

By Michael Frauenhofer

The unique falsetto vocalizations and the sometimes starkly minimal, often breathtakingly beautiful, and always sweepingly unearthly signature soundscapes are back. [18 September 2006]

Sigur Rós

By Eddie Ciminelli

washes up on our shores to kick off their North American tour. [28 September 2005]

Sigur Rós

By Timothy Kiteless

washes up on our shores to kick off their North American tour.

Sigur Rós: Ba Ba Ti Ki Di Do

By Michael Beaumont

Sigur Rós

By Kandia Crazy Horse

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By Matt Cibula

Sigur Rós

By Shan Fowler

are the epitome of youth and isolation. They're young: at an average age of under 25, you wonder how these fresh-faced lads manage to invent such ethereal, seasoned soundscapes with seeming ease. They're creatively and physically isolated: Iceland is possibly the remotest sub-tropical slice of modern civilization, a glacial Atlantis with its own language and conflicting environment of earthly heat and atmospheric cold, yet fewer citizens than Oakland, California. When your neighbors and surroundings are so pervasive, you can't avoid turning inward for inspiration. [1 May 2001]