The new Sigur Rós song from the upcoming album that’s supposedly “more aggressive” certainly doesn’t sound that way.

We go to concerts to see and hear live music, warts and all, and in the case of Sigur Rós, those warts are an intoxicating addition to the perfection that exists on the record.

You can really open up some new horizons this week — the best shows in Denver are going to be straight up weird.

It’s spring, which means that, beyond the birds singing and green grass growing, it’s music season in Colorado. With April here, tours are in full-swing, so we’ve compiled a list of the best indie concerts in and around Denver during the next couple months.

For the first time in five years, Sigur Rós is returning to Colorado for a nearly-sold out show at the 1stBank Center on Saturday. Tickets are $63.50, but we’re giving away two of them for free.

A few days after announcing a new album, “Kveikur,” due out on June 17 via XL records, Sigur Rós played Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night.

Sigur Rós made a Jimmy Fallon appearance on Friday and performed the title track, “Kveikur,” off of their forthcoming album via XL records due out June 17.

If you need an “evocative” candle that can burn for 35 hours, remind you of Iceland and campfires all at once, take a look at the new Sigur Rós candle.

The Coachella 2013 lineup has been announced and along with the main headliners like Blur, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Phoenix are two Colorado bands, the Lumineers and Pretty Lights.

Icelandic atmospheric-rockers Sigur Rós announce a 2013 North American tour — with a Mile High City stop planned.