Music of Iceland - Icelandic Music Artists

Icelandic Music Artists

  • Á Móti Sól
  • Árstíðir
  • Agent Fresco
  • Amiina
  • Anna Mjöll
  • Apparat Organ Quartet
  • Bang Gang
  • Benni Hemm Hemm
  • Björk
  • Botnleðja
  • Brain Police
  • Brunaliðið
  • Bubbi Morthens
  • Daníel Ágúst
  • Darknote
  • Dead Sea Apple
  • Dikta
  • Eberg
  • Emiliana Torrini
  • Endless Dark
  • Eurobandið
  • For a Minor Reflection
  • FM Belfast
  • GusGus
  • HAM
  • Hafdís Huld
  • Helgi Hrafn Jónsson
  • Hjálmar
  • Hjaltalín
  • Jagúar
  • Jakobínarína
  • Jarnstjarna
  • Jóhann Jóhannsson
  • Jónsi
  • Jónsi & Alex
  • Kukl
  • Lada Sport
  • Lay Low
  • Leaves
  • Magni Ásgeirsson (Rock Star Supernova)
  • Maus
  • Mammút
  • Megas
  • Mezzoforte
  • Mínus
  • Mugison
  • múm
  • Noise
  • Of Monsters and Men
  • Ojba Rasta
  • Ólafur Arnalds
  • Ólöf Arnalds
  • Páll Óskar
  • Parachutes
  • Purrkur Pillnikk
  • Quarashi
  • Ragnheiður Gröndal
  • Runar Magnusson
  • Rökkurró
  • Sigur Rós
  • Sign
  • Seabear
  • Sigtryggur Berg Sigmarsson
  • Sin Fang Bous
  • Singapore Sling
  • Skálmöld
  • Sóley
  • Sólstafir
  • Steed Lord
  • Stillupstepya
  • Stjórnin
  • Stuðmenn
  • The Sugarcubes
  • Tappi Tíkarrass
  • Trabant
  • Valgeir Sigurðsson
  • Yohanna
  • Þeyr
  • Þú og ég
  • severed crotch




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