Vraell
Vraell formed in Akureyri, Iceland around 2008, with Sóley Gylfadóttir on vocals, Axel Flóvent on guitar, Stefan Örn Ingólfsson on bass, and Róbert Bjarnason...
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Vraell formed in Akureyri, Iceland around 2008, with Sóley Gylfadóttir on vocals, Axel Flóvent on guitar, Stefan Örn Ingólfsson on bass, and Róbert Bjarnason on drums. Their early work had an atmospheric quality that felt distinct from more conventional Icelandic music at the time.
Their debut album was called 'The Odyssey,' followed by 'The Great Divide' and 'The Journey.' Songs like 'Borderlines' and 'Fall' show their preference for spacious arrangements and reflective lyrics. The band maintained a consistent sound across these releases rather than chasing trends.
Vraell developed a dedicated following who appreciated their quiet approach. They never seemed interested in the promotional machinery that drives many careers forward, which gave their music an unforced quality. Tracks like 'Brother' and 'Grain' feel like they were made for listeners willing to meet them halfway.
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