post albums with icelandic lyrics pls i need to use my knowledge

I mean, obvious answer is Bjork. Check out the climax in Harm Of Will.

>>72348426
bjork mostly sings in english mane

Wardruna has lyrics in old norse which I've heard is most similar to icelandic

>>72348526
I actually studied Old Norse, but most changes to Icelandic are minimal, and still, most are sound changes so just said Icelandic

thanks

>>72348404
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLRJIm6BxZQ

Obligatory Sigur Ros post

>>72348404
múm - Loksins erum við engin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vN2c9OIVVY

one of my favourite albums ever by the way

Kira Kira - Our map to the monsters olympic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6ChkIk58g8

How did you learned Icelandic? Im interested

>>72348577
>>72348613
>>72348667

thanks pham

>>72348667
I needed to take one more Linguistic class to graduate as a Ling major, and Old Norse was offered as a Ling class. Some people mentioned most of the readings were going to be on Norse mythology. That sounded fun so I decided to take it. I didn't know Icelandic was so close to ON though, that was a welcomed surprise.

>>72348805
Thats cool.

Also, its not music but you should definetly read Independent People by Halldor Laxness or anything by laxness really, it's my favourite author and im actually jelly that you can read it in icelandic ;)

>>72348971
Thanks man!

You should take a look at this site: https://notendur.hi.is/haukurth/norse/olessons/lessons.html

It helped me on the first couple of weeks, and you get a feel on how both languages work. It can be a bit disorienting and challenging at first as each word "transforms" depending on what part of the sentence they belong to, but once you get the hang of it you start noticing patterns.

>>72349052
>https://notendur.hi.is/haukurth/norse/olessons/lessons.html

Thank you very much for the link anon, really :) i always wanted to learn icelandic but i didn't know how to start with it.