Mammút // Komdu til mín svarta systir JohnGrant en Écosse

en Écosse

carries the lyricism very high before fading away like a rainstorm

Did you know that elves (the "hidden people") are the children of Adam and Eve who were deprived of a bathroom

double live album // 1980 // sung in Icelandic // progressive rock // // 9 tracks // 49 minutes //

children who disappeared in the fog or snow while going to watch the sheep had in fact been taken in by the elves with whom they lived a peaceful and more luxurious life

Mammút // Komdu til mín svarta systir JohnGrant en ÉcosseCD 2013 sung in Icelandic Hypnotic rock 9 tracks Mammt 's debut album is also the only one sung in Icelandic. Already very rock, the nine tracks also feature the powerful voice of the charismatic singer Kata (Katrna Kata Mogensen), with Bjrk esque inflections on Strndin and Blond Red Head esque inflections on Blberg. In the middle of the album, the very psychedelic Salt and Glur are hypnotic like Doors tracks, while the closing Tungan borrows from