Ágætis because I think it's the band itself. With this album they have found their own way.Every track it's a part of their story, and contains an aspect of their music
()
because it's better
valtari
because I'm not a pleb
>>61817717
yes you are
I still don't get the 2nd half of ()
first 4 tracks are amaze tho
lyrics are important, () is amazing, but all tracks are basically nonsense
>>61817614
i prefer () but each to their own
>>61818114
>lyrics are important
Not really, besides, you said it yourself, ( ) is amazing, whether the lyrics are sensical or not.
Are they important in classical, jazz, electronic, and many other genres?
>>61818114
>lyrics are important
your a idiot
I think that Agaetis and ( ) are both valid answers, just comes down to personal preference.
Personally I feel like ( ) had potential to carry their early sound in a darker direction but didn't always deliver, while Agaetis was consistently strong.
Takk was good too but it does feel a little phoned-in, there are a lot of predictable crescendos and generic 3rd-wave post-rock progressions.
They fell off hard after that, Med sud is an overly-poppy mess, and Valtari is MAYBE an EP's worth of ideas stretched into a long album. Kveikur is a step in the right direction, but I still don't think it holds a candle to their early stuff.
>>61818189
>>61818243
hello reddit
>>61818271
Agreed, thinking lyrics are important is the most reddit opinion ever
>>61818291
hello reddit
Sigur Ròs albums are incomparable, there is no right or wrong, everyone is just a different world related to others
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