Iceage - Plowing Into the Field of Love

Danish post-punkers Iceage plow into the field of love with full force, backing up their longest set of songs yet with pianos, strings, and horns.

Iceage - "Morals" from Copenhagen

Danish punk, post-punk, and noise rock act Iceage releases a session performance of one of my favorite tracks from their latest album, You're Nothing. Morals" is one of the most ballad-like tracks on the album, and it's the beautiful piano chords and steady march of the beat that help make it so.

This session performance of the track is both fierce and passionate, and brings a little more intensity than the album version, I think.

Check a review of You're Nothing below:

Iceage - You're Nothing

Iceage's sophomore full-length brings the same downtrodden, depressive ferocity that the band's last album did, but with a bit more length and diversity. While it's not exactly progressive, it's still a blast--just like the debut LP.

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Iceage - "Ecstasy"

Apocalypse punks Iceage have a new video and song out titled "Ecstasy." I dunno about you, but it looks like these guys hang out with a pretty well-adjusted group of folks.

The band's sophomore LP, You're Nothing, will be out via Matador next month. Hear another track from it here.

Iceage - "Coalition" (LOVED)

I TOLD Y'ALL I WAS EXCITED FOR THIS! I TOLD Y'ALL! Well, Danish post-punk outfit Iceage has finally dropped a track from its forthcoming album, You're Nothing. That's right, You're Nothing! Ouch, my feelings! This album will be out on February 19th via Matador Records, and my first impression of the track streaming above is that it's stellar!

Iceage has toned the noise down a bit, and the reverb, too. They're sounding a bit rawer, cleaner, and more intelligible. Considering how fast, loose, chaotic, and messy the band's last album was, I'm surprised this song came together so cleanly--well, relatively.

While "Coalition" does show a more composed side of the band, Iceage is still flexing a lot of muscle between their gruff vocals and distorted guitars. Oh, let's not forget those drums! Just a great new track from one of punk's brightest new faces.