Sólstafir - Lágnætti (Official Music Video)

[@midasofficial4532]

Althought I don't understand anything, I can feel its power. Greetings and respect from Germany.

[@AndrewJShirley]

Fucking hell, that was pretty fucking immense, wasn't it? What a breath of fresh air.

[@HelvitisGussi]

Thanks man

[@AndrewJShirley]

A friend just linked me to this video, will be hitting Spotify and such... After Game Of Thrones 😉

[@androsurquia4228]

Beautiful country, nice song nd great band

[@CaerThorbjorn]

so emotional, music in which i can feel soul (my soul?). Thank you for visiting Tallinn.

[@muninpulse8396]

Ich kann es nicht in Worte fassen...

[@Levandetag]

Underbar i all kreativ kontrastrikedom, vacker stark och det där djupa norrnordiska inre dunket av Liv ,) Me like it

[@andiko1]

the best thing that ever got to know my ears, I hear the lp almost every day I love your music and your island Iceland

[@rochendil248]

I love the video and I have already watched it a bunch of times. It's a magical song as well. Really appreciate the video description - it's a nice little "behind the scenes". Quite interesting! :)

[@patrickfrostfodd9955]

Hail wotan.. Awsome song

[@RomperStomperxy]

beautyfull Vid, fantastic music!

[@Kostoprav_ai_covers]

Забойнейший сюжет ржал от души! Ну и музло шикарное! its fully awersome!

[@Mattwhatreally]

Beautiful.

[@bebebebebebe6265]

Great!!

[@goodbyenovember4016]

My new favorite song c: 😭💖

[@wesleysonic]

Nice truck comrade

[@kaguth]

I really want to chill in a bathtub in the middle of Icelandic nature. Does some tourism company provide this?

[@Flugkaninchen]

+kaguth I think you can take "chill" literally there. The water came from a glacier. ;)

[@magichmehr]

WOW

[@A.D.88.B.M]

I really want to watch this video at 60fps like Fjara.

[@TheReturnOfBert]

The music was great and I'm falling more and more in love with this band, but the shots in this video were fucking amazing. Anyone able to guess the camera model and techniques used here?

[@papyrusghost9976]

It says in the description: "Although the core of ‘Lágnætti’ was shot on the Canon 60D and 550D, a wide variety of cameras were used, including: the Canon 5D, GoPro Hero3s, a Krasnogorsk K-3 16mm, and an even an Apple iPhone 5 belive it or not." I agree, the cinematography here is fucking phenomenal, can't believe that most of it was apparently shot with a DSLR...

[@Connie11119]

I love the music and the video , the nature is amazing !!!! But Im curious ... What's the meaning of the red car ? With comunist symbol?

[@HelvitisGussi]

There's litteraly no meaning of it... The video was shot close to Hólmavík in Iceland, we did two 20hour days to get all the shooting done and the car was just something that someone had in the town, we asked if we could borrow it and he said no problem. We just thought it looked cool.

[@bogdankoldunenko8430]

It did look cool and you accidentally made an allegory to the creation of soviet union))) Great video by the way, this band has best visuals of all I have thus far seen in metal.

[@ВасяПупкин-э7з7л]

yours music wery cool. From Ukraine...

[@teggplant1539]

Excellent song and video, but was my comment regarding my first impressions out of character? :(

[@IvanAmentisBratoev]

Lovely, everything is lovely, but, can i ask anybody to translate what Lágnætti means?

[@HelvitisGussi]

Lágnætti is basicly just "Midnight". The word "Lágnætti" translates to "Low" (for Lág) and "Night" (for Nótt or Nætti) The word is from the oldest way of telling time Icelanders have, Back then we split the day in to 8 units of "time" "Ótta" is 3am "Rismál" is 6am "Dagmál" is 9am "Miðdegi" or "Hádegi" is 12pm "Nón" is 3pm "Miðaftann" is 6pm "Náttmál" is 9pm "Lágnætti" is 12.pm

[@IvanAmentisBratoev]

Thanks a lot, the whole album is so much closer to understanding now... I don't know more than 4-5 words in Icelandic, but a friend of mine thought me some stuff about Swedish and Old Norse, so when I read Miðdegi, for the first time - correctly, I was shocked how familiar it sounds!

[@abyad000]

Gunnar Guðbjörnsson But Ótta means fear too, doesn't it?

[@HelvitisGussi]

Gilbert Botos The Icelandic word for Fear is "Ótti" or "Óttast" so it's very easy to mix those two up

[@abyad000]

Gunnar Guðbjörnsson Ohh... thank you! I think I'll start learning Icelandic. Sounds and looks so awesome.