By 1979, they introduced two of their songs to Svavar Gests, owner of

By 1979, they introduced two of their songs to Svavar Gests, owner of SG-Hljómplötur , who sent them to Sigurður Árnason, a record producer from Tóntækni , the studio of SG-Hljómplötur, and the recording sessions started in January 1980 but were interrupted in February when the band decided to take a long break to come back in September with new wave music . “There was a concert in Iceland with the group Clash which had a lot of effect on us, specially Magnús. That was the turning point as we started the new wave rock, and the band was taking a roller-coaster in music searching for something out of the ordinary” , says Sigtryggur Baldursson.