"Flugufrelsarinn" mentions flies (flugu), but never actually says the title itself."Svefn-g-englar" doesn't actually appear in the title of the song, but it comes close with "Svefn-g-engl um.".Lyrical Dissonance: "Ágætis byrjun" is a beautiful tune about the bands' disappointment after they found that their first album sounded bad.Intercourse with You: "Svefn-g-englar" is about the joy that comes with passionate sex."Avalon" ends with creepy rumbling before suddenly stopping."Starálfur" ends with its lush melodies fading away into almost a solid minute of eerie noises, at which point it transitions into the next (and considerably more solemn) song, "Flugufrelsarinn".Hell Is That Noise / Last Note Nightmare:.Heartbeat Soundtrack: A running theme throughout the album, appearing at the end of "Svefn-g-englar" and throughout "Hjartað hamast (bamm bamm bamm)".The Last Note Nightmare of "Staralfur" transitions into "Flugufrelsarinn", which then carries its concluding trumpet-filled ambience into the start of "Ný batterí".The album intro ends with the same rumble and submarine-esque beep heard throughout the next song, "Svefn-g-englar".Epic Rocking: The only track that doesn't fall under either this or Miniscule Rocking (which the Album Intro Track does) is "Avalon"."Viðrar vel til loftárása" takes 5 minutes before any lyrics appear-half of the song.The album opens with an ethereal intro that consists of a section of the album's Title Track (eight tracks later) converted to instrumental and reversed.
This is a good beginning.") The second sentence is also used in the Title Track.
("I gave you hope which became a disappointment.
"Hjartað hamast (bamm bamm bamm)" has not only a title drop for this album, but also the two previous ones: með von að vin ég vinn upp smá tíma/leita að ágætis byrjun/en verð að vonbrigðum ("With hope as my friend I make up some time/I look for an alright beginning/But I will be disappointed").Ónýttur trope settur á brjóst og mataður af svefn, svefn-g-englum:
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