Múm

Iceland pop experimentalists Múm were shaped by Gunnar ?-rn Tynes, ?-rvar Þóreyjarson Smárason, and classically trained twin sisters Gyða and Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir. Shaped in 1997, the group fulfilled while focusing on a children’s play. Smárason discovered his understanding of music transformed through hearing Aphex Twin and determined that he’d abandon the guitar-based ideas of his prior rings. This was good and dandy along with his bandmates. Carrying out a amount of singles and remixes, the full-length Last night Was Dramatic — Today Can be OK premiered in 2000 through TMT/Thule in Iceland and Tugboat in the U.K. Each one of the band’s four people was within their past due teenagers when the record premiered, hailed because of its lively and imaginative usage of everything musical rather than therefore musical. 2001 noticed the discharge of Make sure you Smile My Sound Bleed on Morr Music, a compilation of remixes from famous brands isan and Arovane. Another full-length, Finally We Are NOBODY, was released the next year on NOUVEAU RICHE BUSINESSMAN. Gyða remaining the band to spotlight her research before Múm’s third recording, Summer Make Great, arrived in springtime 2004; the music group rounded out the entire year using the Dusk Log EP. Another two years discovered Múm on the highway. In 2005, the group collaborated using the Country wide Dutch Chamber Orchestra at Amsterdam’s Holland Event on a bit inspired with the functions of composer Iannis Xenakis. Múm came back to the studio room the following season, and in the interim released a live record, The Peel Program, that was originally documented in 2002 with the BBC. For 2007’s Move Move Smear the Poison Ivy, the music group was right down to founding people Tynes and Smárason, who enlisted assistance from guitarist/vocalist/violinist Ólöf Arnalds, trumpet/key pad participant Eiríkur Orri Ólafsson, vocalist/cellist Hildur Guðnadóttir, percussionist Samuli Kosminen, and multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Mr. Silla. The group documented their fifth record, 2009’s Sing Along to Tracks You Don’t Understand, in Finland and Estonia aswell as their indigenous Iceland. Fans got to hold back four even more years for another brand-new studio album through the music group, although they weren’t completely bereft of brand-new product, being a Xmas EP, Gleðileg Jól, premiered in 2011, and a compilation of early paths in 2012 entitled Early Wild birds. Early in 2013, a monitor entitled “Whistle” surfaced — a shock collaboration with non-e apart from Kylie Minogue. That Sept, Múm released their 6th record, Smilewound, which highlighted the Kylie monitor and proclaimed the go back to the band of Gyða Valtýsdóttir for the very first time in a decade.