Sigur Rós release their second video ahead of the upcoming release of new album, Kveikur, on June 17th. Ísjaki finds the band making a shift from their usual sparse and atmospheric instrumentals to a more uptempo and percussive mood that completely works. In the steady build of percussion there’s a definite feeling of the sky opening up to glorious vistas that leaves you breathless for more. Check out the video here:
Best New Music: Sigur Rós – Ísjaki
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