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FEATURE SPOTLIGHT
• Recorded at Sundlaugin Studios in Reykjavik, Iceland
• Four (4) complete kits sampled with sticks (Rogers, Tama, Yamaha and Sakae)
• One (1) complete kit sampled with brushes, felt mallets and a ”snares off”
option (Sakae)
• Eleven (11) mix-ready presets engineered by Birgir Jón Birgisson, covering a wide range of styles and moods
• Six (6) custom percussion pieces
• Includes a selection of MIDI drum grooves performed by Arnar Gíslason

Bought! Hahaha! I've been trying to slim down my little drum collection, and....right off the wagon I fall.

Hi, my name is Clint and it's been ...

I actually kinda like the sound of this one. But not till its $39 or cheaper.

This is a nice sounding EZX. Although I've clearly got a Drum expansion addiction. I bought it for a little over $53 at Time and Space.

Clint, $13.00 is not in anyway too much to get it now and not wait at least 8 months for it to go on sale. I understand your drum fixation, I am a sucker myself. And this does sound good and it is not just another middle of the road, vanilla drum expansion pk. That's $40 for the drums and $13 for the included midi. I am such a sucker for the low tuned, Indie drums. With mallets.

Yeah, You can't complain about Toontracks prices.I'm really liking this new one and like I said before, I'm glad the midi is unique. With EZD2 it's so easy to make my own grooves...I like the originality of the included midi.
I wish they would make a 'Dry-Room' EZX. Just some nice drums in a nice room with some great mics...Let me do the processing.

Will be getting this one for sure (once it comes on sale).

I also liked the fact that it's used for slow, dark almost frozen tracks which mirror the living conditions and scenery in Iceland.

That and it was recorded in a swimming pool.

When I saw  "Out of Iceland" on the title of the email my first thought was "Is there a market for Sigur Rós drums?"  I guess so.
 
For anyone who is curious about Post Rock, start a station on Pandora and seed it with Sigur Rós, Explosions in the Sky, and Seven Percent Solution.  (You might end up getting some minimalist composers such as Glass/Reich/Adams etc.)