múm

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múm (pronounced [muːm], "moom") are an experimental Icelandic musical group whose music is characterized by soft vocals, electronic glitch beats and effects, and a variety of traditional and unconventional instruments. They are known for their concise, condensed remixes of songs. Albums Yesterday Was Dramatic – Today Is OK (TMT, 2000; reissue Morr Music, 2005) Finally We Are No One (Fat Cat Records, 2002) Loksins erum við engin (Smekkleysa Records, 2002) — the Icelandic version of "Finally We Are No One" Summer Make Good (Fat Cat Records, 2004) Go Go Smear the Poison Ivy (Fat Cat Records, 2007) New Untitled Album (Fat Cat Records, Unknown Date) Compilations Blái Hnötturinn (2001) — Soundtrack Motorlab #2 (2001) — 3 tracks contributed to compilation album by Kitchen Motors Please Smile My Noise Bleed (Morr Music, 2001) — 3 New Tracks + Remixes Remixed (TMT, 2002) — Versions of Yesterday Was Dramatic - Today Is Ok Fálkar (Smekkleysa Records, 2002) — contributed "Grasi Vaxin Göng" Wicker Park (soundtrack) (Lakeshore Records, 2004) — contributed "We Have a Map of the Piano" Screaming Masterpiece (2005) — Appeared in the documentary with the video for "Green Grass of Tunnel" and contributed the same song to the soundtrack. Kitchen Motors Family Album/Fjölskyldualbúm Tilraunaeldhússins (Spring 2006) — contributed "Asleep in a Hiding Place" EPs The Ballad of the Broken Birdie Records (TMT, 2000) Dusk Log (Fat Cat Records, 2004) The Peel Session (Fat Cat Records, 2006) (Maida Vale 4 Studio 2002) Singles "Green Grass of Tunnel" (Fat Cat Records, 2002) "Nightly Cares" (Fat Cat Records, 2004) "They Made Frogs Smoke 'Til They Exploded" (Fat Cat Records, 2007) "Marmalade Fires" (Fat Cat Records, 2007)