 Later, they collaborated on the soundtrack to "Brennu-Njálssaga", a film about the Njáls saga which was directed by Friðrik Þór Friðriksson, toured Iceland and played along with Þursaflokkurinn and Baraflokkurinn in Akureyri.After these concerts, they went back to the recording studio and prepared "Iður til Fóta", a 10-inch vinyl single which contained four tracks.By December and after 140 hours of recording sessions in studio Hljóðriti, Þeyr released their second album, "Mjötviður Mær", in which songs like "Iss", "Þeir" and "2999" were outstanding examples of their attempts to create a futuristic pop style with use of voice distortions, keyboards and additional rhythms.