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 | | Description: | Med Sud I Eyrum Vid Spilum End is an album by Sigur Ros, released in 2008. The album is a pop CD. - .. SPILUM ENDMed Sud I Eyrum Vid Spilum Endalaust was co-produced with the band by renowned producer Flood, and was recorded in New York City (at Sear Sound Studios), London (at Assault and Battery Studios and Abbey Road), Reykjav k (at Alafoss, the band's studio, as well as a church in Reykjav k), and Havana, Cuba. Whereas Sigur Ros' last release - the critically-acclaimed documentary Heima, chronicling their free tour throughout Iceland - took the band to their homeland, their newest creation, Me su eyrum. Is the first album in the band's career to be made outside of Iceland. It is also their first album to feature vocalist Jon "Jonsi" Thor Birgisson's vocals in English on one track (the remainder are sung in Icelandic). Inspired by the unfettered feeling of the acoustic performances filmed during Heima, Sigur Ros decided to adopt a looser approach in the writing and creation of their brilliant fifth album. The material for the album was written, recorded and mixed entirely in 2008 and is being released just one month after it's completion. The album glows with the perfect imperfection of live takes, the sounds of fingers playing guitar strings, cracked notes, and a stark, upfront presence not found in previous Sigur R's recordings, moving away from reverb-soaked guitar sounds towards something altogether more affecting. The record also contains some of the most joyous music the band has ever recorded. Opener "Gobbledigook" sets the tone with it's shifting acoustic guitars, playful vocals, time signature swings and swirling percussion, while "Inni mer syngur vitleysingur" ("Within me a lunatic sings") sparkles as one of the most anthemic songs Sigur Ros have ever written. "Festival" is epic in it's elation and scope, "Illgresi" features one of Jonsi's finest vocal melodies over a lone acoustic guitar, and "Ara batur" is the largest musical undertaking in the band's career, as it was recorded live in one take with the London Sinfonietta and London Oratory Boy's Choir, a total of 90 people playing at the same time. The band also utilized the talents of their string-quartet friends Amiina, as well as a five-piece brass section on certain tracks, in addition to introducing the Mellotron into their writing/recording process for the first time on this album, highlighted on one of the most tender and beautiful songs on the record, "Fljotav k". The spirit of Med Sud I Eyrum Vid Spilum Endalaust is best captured by the album's stunning artwork, contributed by acclaimed visual artist Ryan McGinley. McGinley first met the band when he photographed Jonsi six years ago; the album cover was taken from a flyer for McGinley's most recent exhibit, "I Know Where the Summer Goes," which happened to find it's way into Jonsi's inbox just as the band was deciding on how to best visually represent their new collection of songs. The result is a perfect synergy of the aural and the visual.Title translates to English as: With a buzz in our ears we play endlessly
Gatefold cardboard sleeve.
No insert booklet is included.
All the songs on this album were recorded between January and April 2008.
Recorded and engineered at Sear Sound, NYC, USA; Sundlaugin, Álafoss, Iceland; Assault and Battery, London, England and Egrem Studio, Havana, Cuba.
Track 7 recorded live at Abbey Road Studios.
Strings on 2 to 5, 8 & 9 recorded in Kjartan's living room and Langholtskirkja.
Brass on 2, 4 & 11 recorded at Sundlaugin.
Mastered at Sterling Sound.
All songs published by Universal Music.
Thanks to all our friends and family who helped us making these songs
? 2008 the copyright in this sound recording is owned by Sigur Rós under exclusive licence to EMI Records Ltd.
© 2008 EMI Records Ltd.
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With a buzz
in our ears
we play
endlessly
"A career turning
point - Sigur Rós
have outgrown
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228 7282"Med Sud I Eyrum Vid Spilum Endalaust" is the fifth studio album by Icelandic post-rock band Sigur Rós, released in CD format by Parlophone Label Group (PLG). This record marks a vibrant shift for the band, featuring more acoustic elements and an exuberant energy compared to their previous works. The album's title translates as "With a Buzz in Our Ears We Play Endlessly," reflecting its playful spirit and spontaneous recording process. Standout tracks like "Gobbledigook" and "Inní mér syngur vitleysingur" showcase Sigur Rós' signature ethereal soundscapes blended with newfound warmth and accessibility. Sigur Rós, formed in Reykjavík in 1994, have become pioneers of atmospheric music worldwide, known for their haunting vocals and cinematic compositions. Their critically acclaimed albums such as "Ágætis byrjun" and "( )" have earned them international recognition and numerous awards. Parlophone Label Group (PLG) is one of the most respected names in the music industry, renowned for nurturing innovative artists across genres since its founding in 1896. |  | | No. of tracks: |
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509992287282 |
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