This is a shop with good Icelandic music in it

It is called Icelandic Arabian Horse, but do not let this confuse you. 

It is not a horse, but an albúm with many very good songs on it for you to listen to with your ears and dance to with your feet. (One of them is even called Selfoss, which is also the name of one of the towns on me.)

Arabian Horse is hand-made for you by the people in GusGus who are very clever and have many long hairs on their heads. They also have big machines with many buttons and blinking lights on them, that they use to make music. 

You can see them do this in this moving picture:

The people who help me with my inter-net become very glad in their faces when they listen to Arabían Horse. They really think you should buy it, because you will like it.

But you should not just do it because they say so. Other more clever humans who know more about good albúms also say that Arabian Horse is a very, very good albúm if you like dancing with your feet and thinking with your brain.

"The real-life Selfoss should be avoided like the plague when you're on anything stronger than paracetamol."
— A clever man who knows many words wrote this about Arabían Horse in a magazine called Grapevine.

"Where [the last GusGus] disc only featured six tracks, two of which ran past the ten-minute mark, this one has ten, most of which are in the five-minute range."
— A man on a blog called "Allmusic"

"'100% Pure Love' by Crystal Waters would have made me cringe back in '95 but now I would dance to it in a heartbeat."
— The clever man in the Grapevine again.

And that is why you should buy Arabían Horse.

Bless bless,
- Iceland