Iceland has introduced some notably odd things to the rest of the world. A massive air travel-disrupting plume of ash. A delicacy known as "svi," or boiled sheep's head. And, of course, there's always Björk. But economic collapse, coupled with a small, supportive scene has brought on a blitzkrieg of new music, ranging from club fare to heady orchestrals to self-aware -- and often pantless -- electropop. Here's a look at the new, quirky face of Iceland.