Icelandic Music Sales On the Rebound
Sales of Icelandic music are making a rebound after more than a decade of decline, according to Eiður Arnarsson, director of IFPI Iceland, the country’s
Sales of Icelandic music are making a rebound after more than a decade of decline, according to Eiður Arnarsson, director of IFPI Iceland, the country’s
British trophy hunters are paying as much as £3,000 ($3,700/€3,300) for puffin hunting trips in Iceland, according to a recently published article from The Independent. On
The summer’s hottest temperature of 25.9°C (78.6°F), recorded in Ásbyrgi, North Iceland only two days ago, did not hold onto its first place ranking
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