Reminds me of early-on slower Tangerine Dream / Kraut

Drawn to this band through reviews on this site earlier in 2018 and got the excellent Ageatis Bryjun which led me into this album. Although not as strong an album I love the feel of the songs and the album as a whole. So laid back and spacious.

An interesting album. Sigur Ros definitely shines more on the longer songs here, where they have more time to really build something from the ground up. But some of the songs can also sound a bit formulaic, like their just trying to create Takk again. Overall, a good listen though

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.

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.