Icelandic experimental electronic pioneers múm return to Hong Kong after a 13-year hiatus for a special live performance at Portal. Known for their ethereal soundscapes that capture the stark contrasts of the Icelandic landscape, the group blends glitchy electronic beats, soft vocals, and traditional instrumentation.

This performance, titled "All Things Flow, Nothing Remains," marks the release of their latest full-length album, History of Silence (2025), their first in over a decade. The new material explores a vocal-centric, narrative-driven style that incorporates intentional silence and tranquil spaciousness, reflecting the polar day and night of their homeland.

Event Highlights:

• First Hong Kong show in 13 years.
• Live performance of tracks from the new album History of Silence.
• A journey through their iconic discography, including classics from Yesterday Was Dramatic – Today Is OK and Finally We Are No One.
• Special guest performance by local experimental group Life Was All Silence.

Whether you first encountered múm in 2002, through the soundtrack of the Hong Kong film Butterfly, or saw them live in 2013, you are invited to rediscover the reassembled and reinspired band in this intimate setting.

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