Copenhagen’s Iceage just announced the title of their new album and released a video for “Forever”. Oh, and Noisey will be presenting their first ever Australian shows in less than two weeks! Plowing Into the Field of Love will be released on October 3 and if the video for “Forever” is anything to go by, the album has the four-piece heading further into the direction of the Birthday Party, or Fødselsdagsfest in Danish.
The autobiographical “Forever” opens with vocalist Elias Bender Rønnenfelt’s desperate vocals and repetitive motif, “I always had the sense that I was split in two”. Dedicated to Marcel De Sade the Danish pianist, known for his extravagant fashion and that he passed himself off as a marquis during the 60s, the video directed by Catherine Pattinama Coleman is shot mostly in sepia and has the band playing slower but no less intense. A trumpet solo adds to the somber moodiness.
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Noisey presents Iceage in Sydney and Melbourne on their first Australian tour:
Wednesday September 17 – Goodgod Small Club, Sydney, with Housewives, Low Life and Ausmuteants. Presented by Pistonhead Lager. FREE ENTRY. RSVP HERE
Thursday, September 18 – Hugs & Kisses, Melbourne, with Exhaustion and Power. RSVP has closed
Iceage also play September Friday, September 19- Brightside in Brisbane
