Kontinuum

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Kontinuum is an Icelandic rock band. It is made up of Birgir Thorgeirsson, Engilbert Hauksson, Ingi Þór Pálsson, Erik Quick and Thorlakur Thor Gudmundsson.

The band was formed in Reykjavík in 2010 and started recording materials for their first album, Earth Blood Magic, released in 2012 receiving critical acclaim,^[1] and selected Icelandic Rock Album of the Year by Morgunblaðið newspaper. Kontinuum released their second album, Kyrr, in April, 2015. ^[2] The bands third album, No Need to Reason was released in 2018

• 2012: Earth Blood Magic
• 2015: Kyrr
• 2018: No Need to Reason

• 2012: "Steinrunninn Skógur"
• 2012: "Moonshine"
• 2014: "Í Huldusal"
• 2014: "Breathe"
• 2018: "Two Moons"
• 2020: "Shivers"
• 2021: "Hjartavél"

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