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I Think After Iceland's Independence In 1944, We Were Not Very Sure Of Ourselves And Our Confidence Was Really Low. It Took One Generation To Sort Of Get Over That. I'm Second Generation. My Parents Were Born In 1945-46. Our Movement At The Punk Times Was Like, We Can Sing In Icelandic, We Are Strong.

I Miss You, But I Haven't Met You Yet!

I'm Not Sure If It's Because I'm Older And I'm Thinking About Family More, But I'm Trying To Set Up This Thing Where I Can Play In One City For A Month, And Then Write Music For A Couple Months, Then Play In Another City For A Month, Write Music For A Month. Just So It's Not These Two Schizophrenic, Jekyll And Hyde Kind Of Things; You Don't Have To Be This Monster. You Get Inspired And You Can Go Write One Song From That, And Then You Go Back And Play A Few Shows. If I Could've Done That In The 90s, I Would Have.

Sometimes, When I Have A Lot Of Ideas And I Want To Do A Lot Of Things, Or When I'm Traveling, I Lose Energy And I Can't Do As Many Things As I Want. So I Have To Plan Days When I'm Not Doing Anything. I Find That A Bit Boring, But It's Necessary.

When I Was A Teenager In Iceland People Would Throw Rocks And Shout Abuse At Me Because They Thought I Was Weird. I Never Got That In London No Matter What I Wore.