Pollapönk

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No Prejudice - Eurovision 2014 - Iceland 00:00 Tools
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No Prejudice (Iceland) 00:00 Tools
Enga fordóma 00:00 Tools
No Predjudice 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Eurovision 2014 - Iceland) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Исландия) 00:00 Tools
Enga Fordoma 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Iceland) 2014 Eurovision Song Contest 00:00 Tools
Ævintýraeyjan 00:00 Tools
Vælubíllinn 00:00 Tools
Pönkafinn 00:00 Tools
No Predudice (Iceland) 00:00 Tools
Keyrða kynslóðin 00:00 Tools
Ættarmót 00:00 Tools
Hananú 00:00 Tools
Leyniskápurinn 00:00 Tools
Aðalsteinn (Enginn Kemur Að Sækja Mig) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Eurostuð - Club Version) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Euro Club Mix) 00:00 Tools
Enga Fordóma (Lo Fi Version) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Евровидение 2014 - Исландия) 00:00 Tools
113 Vælubíllinn 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Lo Fi Version) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Karaoke version) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Iceland) LIVE 2014 Eurovision Song Contest First Semi-Final 00:00 Tools
Mannanafnalagid 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice - Eurovision 2014 - Iceland (Karaoke Version) 00:00 Tools
No Predudice 00:00 Tools
Segðu mér satt 00:00 Tools
Eurovision 2014 Iceland 00:00 Tools
Kanarí 00:00 Tools
Iceland: No Prejudice 00:00 Tools
Agata Dapra 00:00 Tools
No prejudices 00:00 Tools
Gemmér GSM 00:00 Tools
Enga fordoma (Евровидение 2014 - Исландия) 00:00 Tools
Ingvi Hreinn 00:00 Tools
Fræðifjölskyldan 00:00 Tools
Kjólakallinn 00:00 Tools
Trix 00:00 Tools
Prejudice 00:00 Tools
Þór og Jón eru hjón 00:00 Tools
Para-Dis 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Евровидение 2014 Исландия) 00:00 Tools
Reynir 00:00 Tools
Ómar Ragnarsson 00:00 Tools
Rúni reykti 00:00 Tools
Stanslaust suð 00:00 Tools
Litrikir Sokkar Og Vettlingar 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Eurovision 2014 Iceland) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Iceland) 2014 Eurovision Song Contest 00:00 Tools
Er líf í öðrum ísskápum? 00:00 Tools
Enga Fordoma (Karaoke Version) 00:00 Tools
Pönk á Polló 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Eurovision 2014 - Iceland (Karaoke Version)) 00:00 Tools
Spelt-tökkí 00:00 Tools
Hermikrákulagið 00:00 Tools
Hamborgarastjórinn 00:00 Tools
Hjálparsveit Skápa 00:00 Tools
No prejudice (the ESC 2014-Iceland) 00:00 Tools
Enga fordóma (án söngs) 00:00 Tools
Bjartmar 00:00 Tools
Þreytta Vélmennið 00:00 Tools
Heima með veikt barn 00:00 Tools
Viktor 00:00 Tools
Pollaponk 00:00 Tools
Garðar Rannsakar 00:00 Tools
Tölvuleikarinn 00:00 Tools
Pollapönk 00:00 Tools
Vælubíllinn 00:00 Tools
Enga Fordóma (Iceland) 00:00 Tools
Slóði(исландский) 00:00 Tools
No Predjudice | Iceland 2014 (New version) 00:00 Tools
No Predjudice (Islandia) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Iceland 2014) 00:00 Tools
No prejudice (Lo-fi version) 00:00 Tools
Boltann í Punginn 00:00 Tools
Maðurinn sem kunni bara að tala afturábak 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Iceland) LIVE Eurovision Song Contest 2014 Grand Final 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice (Iceland) (zaycev.net) 00:00 Tools
No prejudice ( Евровидение 2014.Исландия) 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice [Iceland] 00:00 Tools
Enga fordóma (Евровиденье 2014 - Исландия) 00:00 Tools
Enga fordóma | Iceland 2014 00:00 Tools
Enginn kemur að sækja mig 00:00 Tools
No Prejudice2014 Eurovision Song Contest 00:00 Tools
Álfar og aðrir kálfar 00:00 Tools
Á mörkum skólastiga 00:00 Tools
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Pollapönk were founded in 2006 by guitarists Haraldur Freyr Gislason and Heidar Orn Kristjansson of the Icelandic post-punk trio Botnledja. They created Pollapönk when graduating as Bachelors of Education from the Icelandic University of Education – in fact the first Pollapönk album was recorded when Haraldur and Heidar were graduating as pre-school teachers: they made an album as a part of their final work and submitted it along with a final paper. The purpose was to write and perform ambitious music that children and adults alike would enjoy and be able to sing along to. The songs are intended to relate to different age groups in an open and illuminating way. The first Pollapönk album was a major hit in Iceland. In 2007 drummer Arnar Thor Gislason – who is Haraldur‘s brother - and bassplayer Gudni Finnsson both joined Pollapönk, who then became a quartet. Pollapönk have recorded two subsequent albums and played countless gigs for children and adults all over Iceland. In everyday life Haraldur Freyr is chairman of the Association of pre-school Teachers. Heidar Orn is a pre-school teacher and Arnar Thor and Gudni are professional musicians. The origins of Pollapönk Haraldur Freyr and Heidar Orn are childhood friends who have been playing and writing music since their early teens. They formed the band Botnledja and entered the local music contest Battle of the Bands’in 1995 and ended up winning it. Their first ever album Drullumall went gold; they were chosen as Best Newcomers at the Icelandic Music Awards in 1995, and as Best Rock Group in 1996 and 1998. They made five albums and two were chosen as the Album of the Year. Botnledja changed their name to Silt in 1997. They toured Europe supporting Blur and opened for Prodigy, Suede, Pulp and Sparta. Botnledja played the Reading Festival, All Tomorrow‘s Parties and In the City, as well as Eurosonic in Holland, Spot in Denmark, Emmaboda in Sweden and the Iceland Airwaves Festival. They subsequently performed some concerts with the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra before finally calling it a day. Botnledja participated in Söngvakeppnin, the Icelandic Eurovision pre-selection, in 2003. They wound up in second place with the song Eurovísa and have always maintained they would try for Eurovision again. Pollapönk have had a few big hits, including Leyniskapurinn (Secret Closet), Thor og Jon eru hjon (Thor and John are a couple) and 113 vaelubillinn (113 Wailing Car), which has had many thousands of hits on Youtube. In 2011 the Icelandic national newspaper Frettabladid nominated Pollapönk for the Fellowship Award in the category “Fighting against prejudice”, which is a cause they have been promoting heavily both on their albums and when playing live. That same year Pollapönk received the Icelandic Ibby Award (International Board of Books for Young People) for their contribution to children's culture. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.