I Just Feel Like Making Things Solar-powered

When I Write A Song, I See A Tunnel, And Then The Chorus Is An Open Space, Or The Bassline Is Doing This Shape. I See Songs As A More Of A Geometric, Spacial Experience.

I Don't Expect People To Get Me. That Would Be Quite Arrogant. I Think There Are A Lot Of People Out There In The World That Nobody Gets.

I Love England. It's No Coincidence It's The First Place I Moved To For A More Cosmopolitan Life, Which Is The Only Thing Iceland Lacks.

I'm Not As Religious As Some People About "the Album." To Be Honest, That Was A Product Of A Format. You Had Vinyl, And You Could Fit Five Songs On Each Side, And That's 45 Minutes. You Had A-side Songs And B-side Songs; I Always Loved The First Song On Side B. And There's Nothing Wrong With That. Prog Albums Of The 70s Adapted To That Format Very Much. But Not All Musicians Want To Create 45 Minutes Of Music That Has To Be Listened To In Chronological Order.

There Is This Stereotype Of Icelanders All Believing In Spirits, And I've Played Up To That A Bit In Interviews.