Sin Fang Bous -- shortened to Sin Fang after one album -- was a solo project of Seabear founder and singer/songwriter Sindri Már Sigfússon. Hailing from Reykjavik, Iceland, Sigfússon originally founded Seabear as a solo effort and then added other members. Sin Fang Bous found him delving into similarly minded territory with music that incorporated '60s pop, modern indie rock, and some traditional Icelandic folk elements. Sin Fang Bous released its debut album, Clangour, on Morr Music in 2009. In 2011, Sigfússon dropped the Bous and released his sophomore effort, Summer Echoes, as Sin Fang. Flowers, which arrived in early 2013, offered an even more anthemic take on the project's sound. Keeping a relatively intimate tone but leaving behind any remaining folk elements for glitchy electronics, Spaceland was released in 2016. Guests on the album included fellow Nordic solo artists Jónsi, Sóley, and Farao. ~ Matt Collar