Sigur Ros - INNI

ooh

heh

I thought they split up, hence the jonsi solo stuff? More ros will be nice though, although I preferred the earlier mournful droney stuff they released

lets pretend the last two albums weren't utter corny pap shit and let's be excited for this one

/obligatory disgruntled vitriolic anger rant

  On 8/12/2011 at 7:12 PM, triachus said:

lets pretend the last two albums weren't utter corny pap shit and let's be excited for this one

 

 

 

/obligatory disgruntled vitriolic anger rant

takk... was a great album, the last one (who's name that I do not want to even begin to type and I cant be bothered to copy and paste) was sub par as you point out.

The promo video for INNI is quite nice

yea takk is brilliant to me. love it.

I want more Jonsi & Alex. But not more solo stuff... I think I'm just sick of his voice.

http://www.sigur-ros.co.uk/news/2008/12/18/something-for-2009/

http://www.sigur-ros.co.uk/news/2010/07/27/a-sneak-preview-of-the-upcoming-sigur-ros-live-film/

i think this is just a live film. not necessarily announcing a new album or anything.

i am slightly disappoint.

  On 8/12/2011 at 7:12 PM, triachus said:

lets pretend the last two albums weren't utter corny pap shit and let's be excited for this one

 

 

 

/obligatory disgruntled vitriolic anger rant

What are you talking about, last two albums..?! Did you even listen to Takk?

that sounds amazing. im excited again.

fuck this shit, give new album that's more like von or agaetis byrjun

  Quote

On November 7 in the UK and November 8 15 in the U.S., Sigur Rós will release Inni, a concert film and live album. It will be released by the band's own Krunk label, except in the U.S., where it will be released by XL, and Japan, where it will be released by Hostess.

Directed by Vincent Morisset, the film captures Sigur Rós performing at London's Alexandra Palace in 2008. Watch a clip from the film, of the band performing "Festival" from Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust, below. Download the Inni version of "Festival" here, in exchange for an email address.

Also below, find the tracklists for the album and film. It features an unreleased song, "Lúppulagid", which plays over the credits of the film, and is included on the album as a non-live track. Inni will be released on a variety of formats, including a limited edition special edition available only through the Sigur Rós website.

The special edition includes the live album, the DVD, "an exclusive and unique-to-each-box artefact from the show itself in a numbered, printed envelope", a one-sided etched vinyl 7" containing "Lúppulagid", four photographic prints, a badge, and "a black opaque envelope with 10 pieces of A5 light sensitive paper with instructions and special url for posting your homemade images to the sigur-ros.co.uk website."

Inni will be screening all over the world this fall. Find a list of screenings here.

Inni live album:

CD 1:

01 Svefn-g-englar

02 Glósóli

03 Ný batterí

04 Fljótavík

05 Vid spilum endalaust

06 Hoppípolla

07 Med blódnasir

08 Inní mér syngur vitleysingur

09 E-Bow

CD2:

01 Sæglópur

02 Festival

03 Hafsól

04 All Alright

05 Popplagid

06 Lúppulagid (bonus track)

Inni concert film:

01 Ný Batterí

02 Svefn-g-englar

03 Fljótavík

04 Inní mér syngur vitleysingur

05 Sæglópur

06 Festival

07 E-Bow

08 Popplagid

09 Lúppulagid

Bonus tracks:

01 Glósóli

02 Við spilum endalaus

03 Hafssól

04 All alright

I can't actually buy it - The 'buy' button seems to do sod all on my machine (both on Chrome and Firefox)

alright, we're in for this

Who's in, what ?!

now now, don't be difficult

oh please you're the one that's being difficult, troon.

So are they still together, or have the split? I am confuse.

Whatever it is, we're in for it. Fact.

alright, i'll admit, we are always slightly difficult, but in the good way and we wouldn't have it any other way. we wouldn't want to be called 'easy'

Went to a press screening of this yesterday and it was really enjoyable. Took a little while to get used to the extremely high contrast B&W footage but there was a great selection of tracks on there.

I think I prefer the Heima film in terms of visual content, but this was definitely a more intimate and raw representation of their live performances. Plus you get to find out where the name Sigur Ros comes from (probably common knowledge, but I didn't know why until I watched the film !)