In conjunction with Múm's fifth album, Morr Music releases 'Prophecies & Reversed Memories': A single, that contains one album track and two songs exclusive to this release. Three songs, which pefectly show the variety of Múm's music. Prophecies... is merely a naive and overly sweet chorus, that gets more and more euphoric in its repitition, while Amen Flutes turns out as an excentric and strange popsong once it has built up from a glorious mess of sound. At least Krippling shows the band's adult side. A h   [ read more ]

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In a way it was only a matter of time before Múm would end up on Morr Music. Anyone who has had the pleasure of listening to the Icelandic quartet's celebrated debut album 'Yesterday Was Dramatic, Today Is OK,' knows that Múm's 'eye shutting-bicycle beats, sounds and melodies' would feel suitably at home with the Morr. In a way their machines wrote this record themselves, while Múm were playing around on a mountain, lying down, standing up, running around. When they came back, they were surprised by their b   [ read more ]

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It has been more than three years since the release of múm's last album, and a lot of water has passed under the bridge. And now, finally, a string of European festival appearances heralds their long-awaited new album, which will be supported by a full USA tour this fall. Go Go Smear The Poison Ivy is a colourful, twitching, playful work of art, full of life-affirming energy. Exuding an otherworldly, almost magical aura, múm make sonically warm, richly melodic experimental music married    [ read more ]

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Summer Make Good sees the band return with a bold and beautiful new album, the highly anticipated follow-up to 2002's acclaimed, Finally We Are No One. More cinematic than its predecessor, and undeniably darker in tone, Summer Make Good is as playful, narrative, and dynamic as it is melodic and emotive. Seamlessly blending live instrumentation and electronic/programmed elements, Múm produce a wealth of sonic texture, with instrumentation that includes melodica, glockenspiel, accordion,    [ read more ]

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Finally We Are No One is the stunning, highly anticipated second album from this Icelandic four-piece. Beautifully meshing dense-but-intricate programming with gorgeous vocal and instrumental melodies, richly textured, hypnotic, and unashamedly sumptuous, this is a stunning, emotive album whose pop surface belies a deep sense of exploration. Now based between Reykjavik and Berlin, múm are four kids from a middle class background, like most everybody else in Iceland. Two guys (Gunnar Örn Tynes and Örv   [ read more ]

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