Minus
Mínus, an Icelandic rock group formed in Reykjavík in 1998, emerged from the
local alternative scene with founding members Krummi Björgvinsson (vocals),
Bjarni Sigurðarson (guitar), and Björn Stefánsson (drums); the band’s early
lineup included bassist Ívar Snorrason. Their breakthrough came with the 2001
release of Jesus Christ Bobby on Smekkleysa, which garnered attention from NME,
Metal Hammer, Terrorizer and Kerrang! and established the group as a notable
presence in the post‑hardcore genre. The band followed with Halldór Laxness in
2003, a record that showcased a more melodi...
