Get all 15 gímaldin releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Eurovision Ré C Ktúr 2012-2016, Jól án landamæra 2015, The Lost Tapes, Bannað aukaefni - Blues extras, THREE SIDED CHRISTMAS ALBUM, KINLY RELATED METAL-REGGAES, various mixes, Evulög, and 7 more.
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Fallegur
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Steingrímur
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Birthday
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Fara í bankann
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Ekkert breytist
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Salóme
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Sýpur tígur
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Payback
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Fyrsta skiptið
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intró
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gímaldin Reykjavík, Iceland
Electro-midi-pop, Very alt-country, Folk Rock, , Anarchy metall, and so on
Started out as a
new wave rocker, turned troubador, turned electro-ambient, then folk, spoken word, then country-ethno-barding, then remixer and back into rock, then blues and some dubbing. Examples of most phases on main site: www.gimaldin.com
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