Icelandic band formed in 1994, noted for expansive, cinematic soundscapes, Jónsi's falsetto and bowed-guitar textures, and a mix of ambient and post-rock aesthetics.

Frequently sing in Icelandic and use 'Vonlenska' (Hopelandic); acclaimed studio albums include Ágætis byrjun, ( ), Takk...; documentary Heima documents free concerts across Iceland.

DeBaser's reviews celebrate Sigur Rós's cinematic, ethereal music and powerful live shows. Critics repeatedly highlight albums Ágætis byrjun, ( ), Takk... and the Heima film. Reception is largely admiring, with occasional reservations about later stylistic shifts.

For:Listeners of ambient/post-rock, fans of cinematic and atmospheric music, and readers interested in Icelandic bands.

 The impossibility of finding oneself again.

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 Sigur Rós don’t play Post-Rock, they play the way Sigur Rós play, which is like no one else plays.

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 The feeling is that of being part of an important moment in the History of Music:

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