The band’s following release was a 7-inch vinyl called Life Transmission (also known as Útfrymi ), which was released through their own label, Eskvímó in 1981. It contained two songs: the title song, which was the first work they sang in English, and “Heima er Bezt”. Later, they collaborated on the soundtrack to Brennu-Njálssaga , a film about the Njáls saga which was directed by Friðrik Þór Friðriksson , toured Iceland and played along with Þursaflokkurinn and Baraflokkurinn in Akureyri . After these concerts, they went back to the recording studio and prepared Iður til Fóta , a 10-inch vinyl single which contained four tracks.
The band’s following release was a 7-inch vinyl called Life
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