Live Video: Mr. Silla at KEX Hostel

Live Video, Iceland Airwaves
01/11/2013
Jim Beckmann
photo by Jim Bennett (view set)

Another Icelandic band whose debut we are eagerly looking forward to is Mr. Silla, a "supergroup" of sorts, led by Sigurlaug Gísladóttir (a.k.a. Silla) of of múm, and members of Sin Fang, amiina, Seabear, Tilbury and other great bands. We caught them in their studio a year ago, when they had just a few songs, but during Iceland Airwaves '12, Silla and the band performed a blazing full set live at KEX Hostel on Day 1 of our broadcast. So, like their song "One Step," they're closer now then ever to producing their much anticipated debut. Check out the impassioned set now:

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