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In Loving Memory of Árni Grétar Jóhannesson :: Futuregrapher (December 6, 1983 — January 4, 2025)

Newswires 02/03/2025 by Anne Jackson

As a global electronic music family, we come together in hopes that our words will do justice to honor the beautiful soul that was Árni Grétar Jóhannesson (Futuregrapher). Written by Anne Jackson with support by Mick Chillage.

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Skurken :: Dagur (Touched Music)

Reviews 07/24/2022 by Jason Martin

Dagur delivers tonnes of warmth, melodies and evocative percussion that when working on concert take the listener to places less known.

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Skurken :: Zetorr (Touched Music)

Reviews 09/01/2020 by Clint Anderson

Fans of strongly pop infused IDM should take heed of this new album from the Icelandic Skurken. Already an established musician in his own right, […]

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Subminimal :: Substance EP (Möller)

Reviews 10/20/2017 by Andrew Danso

On this latest EP, Substance, Subminimal is focused on dub patterns, rarely veering into jungle or drum and bass territories like before. Icelandic producer Tjorvi […]

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EinarIndra :: Unravel EP (Möller)

Reviews 08/17/2017 by Andrew Danso

Unravel starts strong and then eases off—this is an EP put together like a strong water current at full moon, resting bit by bit as […]

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EinarIndra :: Stories EP (Möller)

Reviews 08/07/2016 by Andrew Danso

This electro-RnB combination is quite sensual in delivery—you’re feeling his music as you go along instead of hearing things and passing rash judgement. I caught […]

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Möller Records visit Belfast (March 25, 2016)

Features 04/03/2016 by Andrew Danso

“Möller exists to provide a platform for Icelandic musicians. We’re here to help. If we can’t work with a submission we even provide feedback to […]

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Jón Ólafsson & Futuregrapher :: Eitt (Möller)

Reviews 12/06/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

Though a collection of distinctive tracks, Eitt is all of a piece. As Ólafsson indulges us, the world keeps spinning on Futuregrapher’s axis—water trickles and laps, […]

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