What is the best European non-English indie album of all time?

From Iceland's ethereal soundscapes to French post-rock to Scandinavian folk, European indie outside the English-speaking world has produced masterpieces. Vote for your favorite.

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   Ágætis byrjun

   Sigur Rós' 1999 Icelandic album, a breathtaking post-rock/ambient masterpiece often cited as one of the most beautiful records ever made.
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   Sigur Rós' 2002 album, eight wordless tracks sung in 'Vonlenska,' a made-up language, creating pure emotional music.
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   Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix

   French band Phoenix's 2009 indie pop breakthrough, irresistible hooks and glossy production from Versailles.
4. 4
   Moon Safari

   French duo Air's 1998 ambient pop masterpiece, dreamy and cinematic, a landmark of French electronic-indie.
5. 5
   Neon Golden

   German band The Notwist's 2002 album blending indie rock with glitchy electronic production.
6. 6
   Finally We Are No One

   Múm's 2002 Icelandic experimental folk-electronica album, delicate and otherworldly.
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   Hurry Up, We're Dreaming

   M83's 2011 double album, French shoegaze-synth pop reaching for the sky in nostalgic cinematic grandeur.
8. 8
   A Living Room Hush

   Norwegian jazz-influenced indie band Jaga Jazzist's 2002 album, adventurous post-rock and electronic fusion.
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   Takk...

   Sigur Rós' 2005 Icelandic album, more melodic and accessible but equally transcendent.
10. 10
    Melodrama

    Lorde's 2017 album, while New Zealand-born she's culturally adjacent to European indie pop, a modern art-pop masterpiece.
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    Vespertine

    Björk's 2001 Icelandic album of intimate electronic-orchestral indie pop, intricate and beautiful.
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    Homogenic

    Björk's 1997 Icelandic album, merging strings and electronic beats in a boldly experimental pop statement.
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    Kveikur

    Sigur Rós' 2013 darker and more aggressive Icelandic album, showing a different side of their sound.