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Finally We Are No One

Album - 20 may 2002 - DeB Id: 38782
By múm
11 Tracks 3 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 2 Charts
Electronic

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Album DeRango™ 15,57

Múm

Finally We Are No One ■ samterra

 A beautiful postcard from the land of ice.

 It almost seems to ask for permission, and I have unconsciously already given it free access to my emotional balances.

 Dive into Múm's enchanting album and experience the magical Icelandic soundscape yourself.

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6506
📈 4,67
Alternative Electronic Experimental Ambient
Album DeRango™ 9,33

Mùm

Finally We Are No One ■ foreveryoung

 Poetic Mum! Delicate, ethereal, intangible, and above all fairytale-like.

 When you listen to Mum for the first time you wonder: “But who’s singing? A woman, a child, an elf, the snow fairy, a shy alien wanting to befriend you?”

 Dive into Múm's magical world—listen to 'Finally We Are No One' and experience their haunting Icelandic soundscape now!

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4071
📈 4,50
Electronic
Album DeRango™ 7,09

Múm

Finally We Are No One ■ joser

 They will surprise you with balance and with togetherness. With the perfect synthesis of dream and magic.

 Personally, I think they are 'ahead' of the common concept of electronics.

 Dive into Múm's ethereal sounds and discover the magic of Finally We Are No One today!

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4692
📈 4,33
Electronic
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Green Grass of Tunnel (04:51)
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Down from my ceiling
Drips great noise.
It drips on my head through a hole in the roof
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We Have a Map of the Piano (05:19)
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Please don't flow so fast
You little mountain hum
I'll take a bottle down to you
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Now There's That Fear Again (03:56)
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Jump of the bridge on our bikes
Float down stream to us
Float down stream to us
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múm

múm are an Icelandic group associated in reviews with minimalist electronica, folktronica and indie-pop, known for delicate, whispery vocals and a mix of laptops, experimental sounds and acoustic instruments (often including accordion). Reviews mention the twin sisters Gyða and Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir among the group’s voices, and describe the music as dreamy, fairytale-like and evocative of Icelandic landscapes.
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