I Am A Grateful Grapefruit.

I've Never Done An Album Like This. With Biophilia, I Was Being Like Kofi Annan - I Had To Be The Pacifist To Try To Unite The Impossible. Maybe That Was A Strange, Personal Job Between Me And Myself, To Show How Overreaching I Was Being As A Woman. The Only Way I Could Express That Was By Comparing It To The Universe.

I Think After Iceland's Independence In 1944, We Were Not Very Sure Of Ourselves And Our Confidence Was Really Low. It Took One Generation To Sort Of Get Over That. I'm Second Generation. My Parents Were Born In 1945-46. Our Movement At The Punk Times Was Like, We Can Sing In Icelandic, We Are Strong.

Maybe It's Just A Personal Thing, But I Get So Much Grounding From Iceland Because I Know It's Always Going To Be There. I Have A Very Happy, Healthy Relationship With The Country, So It's Really Easy To Go Everywhere Because I Always Have Iceland To Go Back To. It's Sort Of A Contradiction, But That's How It Works Somehow.

I'm A Bit Of A Nerd, I Wouldn't Mind Working In A Shop Selling Records, Or Having A Radio Show Where I Could Play Obscure Singles.

I'm Going To Prove The Impossible Really Exists