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SpaceStation
[edit]SpaceStation is an Icelandic rock band from Reykjavík[1], known for their blend of 1960s psychedelia, late 1970s post-punk, and German krautrock influences. The band has gained recognition for their experimental sound and their revival of classic rock styles with a modern twist.
History
[edit]Formed in Reykjavík, Iceland, Spacestation debuted with their self-released EP BÆBÆ in July 2023. The EP introduced their unique sound, which merges elements of psychedelic rock, krautrock, and post-punk, and featured tracks such as Train to Berlin and Hvítt Vín (Alternate Mix).
In November 2024, Spacestation performed at the prestigious Iceland Airwaves festival, marking a significant milestone in their career. Their energetic performances and growing fanbase have made them an exciting band to watch in the Icelandic music scene.
Their debut album, Reykjavík Syndrome, is slated for release in February 2025, with a sound that promises to be more dramatic and introspective, inspired by the band's experiences living in Reykjavík.
Musical Style
[edit]Spacestation’s sound draws from a variety of genres, most notably 1960s psychedelia, 1970s post-punk, and krautrock. Their music is characterized by hypnotic rhythms, atmospheric synths, and intricate guitar work. While they are often compared to bands like Can, Neu!, and early Pink Floyd, Spacestation's music incorporates a contemporary edge that keeps their sound fresh and modern.
Members
[edit]As of now, the band consists of:
- Björgúlfur Jes Einarsson (Guitar and vocals)
- Davíð Þór Hlynsson (Drums)
- Hafsteinn Jóhannson (Guitar)
- Ólafur Andri Sigurðsson Jones (Bass)
- Víðir Rúnarsson (Guitar)
Discography
[edit]Singles
[edit]- Hvítt Vín (2023)
- Spacestation's first-ever single, establishing their signature blend of experimental rock and psychedelia.
- Hvað Ertu Að Reykja (2023)
- A follow-up single showcasing their evolving sound with a blend of post-punk energy and distinct lyrical content.
- Hver í Fokkanum (2023)
- A rebellious track with strong attitude and a reflection of the band's raw musical style.
- Fokking Lagið (2024)
- Released in 2024, this single features a more intense, high-energy sound with biting lyrics.
- Í Draumalandinu (2024)
- A single that mixes introspective lyrics with the band's signature energetic style, marking a shift toward a more melodic sound.
EPs
[edit]- BæBæ (2023)
- BæBæ is Spacestation's debut EP, introducing their eclectic sound influenced by 1960s psychedelia, post-punk, and krautrock.
- Train to Berlin
- Sickening
- Hvítt Vín
- All of the Time
- Hvað Ertu Að Reykja
- Hver í Fokkanum
- BæBæ is Spacestation's debut EP, introducing their eclectic sound influenced by 1960s psychedelia, post-punk, and krautrock.
- Stúdíó Rúv - Spacestation (2024)
- A live EP recorded during the band's performance on the RÚV TV show, featuring a mix of tracks from their repertoire.
- Hvítt Vín
- Train to Berlin
- Wanna Die
- Fokking Lagið
- A live EP recorded during the band's performance on the RÚV TV show, featuring a mix of tracks from their repertoire.
- Live in a Fishbowl (2024)
- A live EP recorded at X977 radio station, capturing the band's energetic performance in an intimate radio setting.
- All of the Time
- Sickening
- Can't Be Mine
- Í Draumalandinu
- Sumarliði Er Fullur (Bjartmar Guðlaugsson cover)
- A live EP recorded at X977 radio station, capturing the band's energetic performance in an intimate radio setting.
Live Performances
[edit]Spacestation has performed at several venues in Reykjavík and abroad, including their highly anticipated appearance at Iceland Airwaves 2024. Their live shows are known for their energetic performances and their ability to connect with audiences.
Reception
[edit]The band's debut EP received praise from critics for its innovative approach to blending classic rock sounds with modern experimental influences. Their performance at Iceland Airwaves helped to cement their status as one of the rising acts in Reykjavík’s rock scene.
Influence and Legacy
[edit]Though still in the early stages of their career, Spacestation has already begun to influence the Icelandic music scene. Their mix of psychedelic and experimental rock has drawn comparisons to both classic acts and newer, cutting-edge bands. The release of Reykjavík Syndrome is highly anticipated, as it is expected to push the boundaries of their sound even further.
External Links
[edit]- Bandcamp
- Spotify
- ^ "Reykjavík", Wikipedia, 2025-01-01, retrieved 2025-01-09