Officially untitled, Sigur Rós' third album, issued in 2002, is often referred to as ( ) or Svigaplatan, which translates as “The Bracket Album.”
The album is split into two halves, divided by silence at the end of the fourth track. The album contains several staples of the band’s live repertoire, including it’s most popular show-closing number, the eighth untitled song, which also ends the record.