dan_of_marsden When given the Aux cord, there is no more beautiful way to totally weird out everybody else in the room.

Ramphocelus First heard this when I was a teenager in Mexico. Didn’t know a word of Icelandic but something about it just got me. Turns out it’s about an old farmer lying in a field with a broken back, basically dying and completely at peace with it. The stillness, the surrender. I felt all of that before I ever knew what the song was about. That’s everything. Favorite track: Heysátan (2025 Remaster).

dombalint Every record that Sigur Rós have made is a little bit different. I am personally a really big fan of their folk and classical stuff such as the Rimur EP and Odin's Raven Magic LP. Musically this record is very close to these, because it uses a lot of classical elements and instruments. Most of their albums are built around one emotion. Takk.... is the LP which feels like the start of March when nature starts to wake up, but you still have to fire up the furnace every night. Favorite track: Andvari (2025 Remaster).

rikm Quite simply a beautiful masterpiece. "Takk" is the sound of dreams and wonder and beauty, and it is among the most wonderful sonic journeys of the 2000s. This anniversary remaster is particularly impressive, bringing new highlights and a greater clarity to the work that inspires further listening and rediscovery. And anything that inspires me to rediscover this classic is a good thing in my mind...

Henrik Sundqvist This album has been my soundtrack for the past 20 years.

Sven Boucher What a great surprise! Andvari is and always will be my favorite. Favorite track: Andvari (The Tape Variations).