Another album I have listened to numerous times before commenting. I like my music and have quite an eclectic collection, but I never thought I'd be listening to, and enjoying immensely, an album in Icelandic. The music is enthralling, a bit of a fucker to sing along to, admittedly, but I love it. If they've done better albums than this I can't wait to get hold of them. It maybe tails off a bit towards the end but overall it's very good.

Favoritas: Við Spilum Endalaust, Góðan Daginn, Festival

This is happen when the sun comes to Iceland.

Melancholy and perfect on a rainy day or late at night. Excellent music and vocals. Great record!

Very good album. Diverse, sad, contemplative and joyfull . And yet, only their third best in my opinion. Following Takk and Agaetus

This is the cross-section that Sigur Rós NEEDED to find. And, of course, they found it; the cross-section between enjoyable and ethereal. Now, from this, I'm not saying that Agaetis Byrjun isn't enjoyable, but not in the sense that Med Sud is. It's a lot more fun and youthful than Agaetis Byrjun is, whereas it has less power and takes a lot more to hit you. However, there are some solid tracks in this album.

Really has an undeniable power. To be perfectly honest, I don't care much for the upbeat opener, "Gobbledigook". It all starts out catchy and joyful, but not particularly interesting to my ears. That's a part of its greatness, I think. There's no need to tune in at first, but eventually you'll be sucked in by the sudden deep sadness. You thought they had taken a whole new direction, but sooner or later you'll realize they're only back to hit you with what they do best: grandiose melancholia.

I love how energetic it begins and then it gets so depressing so fast.

Med Sud is a fantastic album. It's my second-favourite Sigur Rós album after Ágætus Byrjun for a few reasons. It's seems to be a reflection on growing up. It starts off innocent, playful, wondrous, adventurous... but it gets steadily more serious and introspective. I find it intriguing that the final song is in English. Perhaps it's trying to convey a message about conformity? Whatever the case may be, the music is solid all the way through and it manages to cover alot more ground than their previous two releases.

I don't know this is good as their other Albums. but it's still find.