The album, titled Þagað í Hel , was heavily influenced by progressive rock, disco music and late 1970s pop. The pressing of the vinyl was flawed when it arrived in Iceland, and only about 500 copies were released in December 1980. Þagað í Hel has never reissued because a few years later, the masters and other recordings were lost in a fire at Tóntækni, making this record widely unavailable today. The only song to survive from the album was the opening track “En…”, which resurfaced later on Nælur , a compilation album of Icelandic new wave bands released in 1998.
The album, titled Þagað í Hel , was heavily influenced by progressive
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