Heima means "at home". A documentary about a series of free concerts by Icelandic band Sigur Ros in their home church, abandoned factory, small town performance hall or empty wilderness. This is the best gift for people who love to travel and love music! The gravel in the wilderness, the scenery of the snowy sea, the music of ghosts and ghosts, and the calm and simple people. Iceland in the film seems to be black, black sandy beaches, black cold land, and even the snow and sky are filled with black breath, but this just represents a kind of tranquility, a tranquility that comes from the soul and belief, there is no The slightest bit of contrived, in China is simply not the feeling. Even their music is so quiet, so quiet that it can affect every selfish corner of people's hearts in the cold air. People there, regardless of gender, age, and age, like this quiet, sometimes rippling life, which may be the feeling of happiness.
Sigur Ros's music belongs to post-rock, in fact, I don't like post-rock, slow rhythm, nightmarish atmosphere. If it weren't for the beautiful scenery along the way, I really couldn't finish listening to this song for more than an hour. In addition to the music, what attracts me more is the attitude when they play, it is really like dissecting themselves layer by layer in front of God, how sincere they are not showing their music, but just pouring out and letting people know their hearts, and resonate.
Maybe only northern Europe can have such a life, such music. Hope to experience it all one day..Finland..
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Sigur Rós: Heima reviews
