Downloading music is a minefield, isn't it? If you don't want to spend 79p per song on iTunes, you have to enter the murky world of illegal downloads where you run the risk of downloading a three second loop of a 1986 Cliff Richard song by accident.

That's where Free New Crap steps in; each week we give you a song to download that's a) free, b) legal and – for one week only – c) Icelandic as a bastard. Let us introduce you to Popp & Co. by DýrÄ‘in. Iceland is typically known for making music that either sounds like two glaciers scraping together (hello Sigur Ros) or a mental witch making music with only her throat (howdy Bjork). But Popp & Co by DýrÄ‘in is different because the female-fronted DýrÄ‘in seem to have a bit of a love affair going on with the ramalama sound of Phil Spector producing The Ramones. An Icelandic Puffy AmiYumi is as close to a comparison as we're probably going to get.

Popp & Co. is one such sugary blast and – even though we haven't got a clue what DýrÄ‘in are going on about – it's stayed in our head like a tenacious earworm for days. DýrÄ‘in are also currently touring America, which is deeply unfair because we'd quite like them to come here, too.

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Or buy the album at iTunes Music Store