Iceage
Founded: 2008
Location: Denmark
Iceage is a Danish punk rock band from Copenhagen. The band was formed in 2008 and has released the albums New Brigade (2011), You're Nothing (2013), Plowing Into the Field of Love (2014), Beyondless (2018), and Seek Shelter (2021).
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Album Review: Iceage - 'Beyondless'
Four years later...
Live Review: Iceage, Thee Hugs, Clever Unpeople
Iceage captivated the small but keen crowd in Brisbane.
Iceage Added To Sugar Mountain Festival Line-Up
They've also announced a couple of headline shows
Album Review: Iceage - 'Plowing into the Field of Love'
Plowing Into the Field of Love is quirky, polarising and magnetic all in one moment.
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Iceage are a band of brutal honesty, and they're not apologetic about it. These Denmark lads aren’t afraid to reject unnecessary questions, to disregard media controversies and, most importantly, to let their music speak for itself -and it’s clear to anyone that’s ever heard an Iceage song that their abrasive outpours of tension and emotion need no explanation. Despite that, we spoke to singer Elias Bender Rønnenfelt about their new LP 'Plowing Into the Field of Love', their recent dalliance down under and those pesky fascist rumours.
Album Review: Iceage - Plowing Into The Field Of Love Tom
"Iceage’s continued growth is admirable, sometimes Plowing Into The Field Of Love missteps"
Live Review: Iceage, Cobwebbs, Occults
Did Iceage come all the way from Denmark just to fuck with whoever turned up at their first-ever Australian shows?
Warming Up To It
"We’re not rock dinosaurs ... We’re still in some kind of artistic progression."
Iceage Guitarist Not Excited At Label Signing
And has he's got some mixed feelings about touring as well.
Cold Calling
“I don’t think something new that we hadn’t thought about came of seeing all the other bands play. We saw a lot of good bands and some poor ones in between."
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