https://pitchfork.com/features/interview/iceage-interview-seek-shelter/
Iceage's Ruthless Evolution. In a wide-ranging interview, frontman Elias Bender Rønnenfelt reflects on the charges of racism and fascism his band faced at the start of their career and

https://www.theringer.com/music/2021/5/7/22423982/iceage-elias-bender-ronnenfelt-interview-seek-shelter
The lead track off Seek Shelter, the band's fifth LP, out Friday on Mexican Summer, is a far cry from those early tracks Iceage made as teenagers, which sound like Joy Division recording in

https://www.stereogum.com/1989003/iceage-thaw-out/interviews/
And lo, there came a time when deep up in Heaven, the sainted Lester Bangs plied God with enough cough syrup to be allowed to create the perfect rock band. And when Bangs heard Iceage's 2011

https://soyoungmagazine.com/interview-iceage/
An interview with Iceage which originally featured within Issue Thirty of So Young Magazine. For a decade now, we have been blessed with Iceage. ... The band has gone from something that was just blindly lashing out, towards something where you're aware that this is now your pursuit. You end up tying a lot of what you anchor as meaningful in

https://www.huckmag.com/article/iceage-interview
Iceage have always made music for Iceage, but with Beyondless, there's the feeling that the band are thinking further outside of themselves. Rønnenfelt admits that they all actively enjoyed the way their third album divided people with its shift in sound, while he describes a Richard Hell essay praising their forthcoming release as "very

https://www.nme.com/features/iceage-seek-shelter-interview-2935096
Since then, via such sonic breakthroughs as 2014's elegantly dank, lurid and expansive 'Plowing Into The Field Of Love', Iceage have matured into a sophisticated, multi-faceted band, as

https://reverb.com/news/interview-iceages-johan-wieth-on-the-making-of-the-brand-new-beyondless
Interview: Iceage's Johan Wieth on the Making of the "Beyondless". Danish punk band Iceage first hit the scene back in 2008, when most of the members (having been school friends) were still in their late teens. Before long, the group was signed and released their debut, New Brigade, to positive reviews praising the band's powerful and

https://diymag.com/interview/interview-iceage-there-are-hundreds-of-references-here
Interview. The Age of Enlightenment: Iceage. New album, new sound, new attitude: after a decade in the game, 'Seek Shelter' finds the hard edges of Iceage's magnetic frontman Elias Bender Rønnenfelt finally beginning to thaw. 14th May 2021, 3:47pm. Album Review. Iceage - Seek Shelter. 4 Stars. A rollercoaster ride of diverse influences.

https://www.vogue.com/article/iceage-interview-elias-bender-ronnenfelt
October 10, 2014. Photo: Isabel Asha Penzlien. When you initially listen to any song off the Danish punk rock band Iceage's first two albums, it might sound a bit off-putting. Lead singer

https://www.interviewmagazine.com/music/iceage
ABOVE: ICEAGE IN NEW YORK, JANUARY 2013. ALL CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES: ARTISTS' OWN. GROOMING: MARCO BRACA/KRAMER + KRAMER. SPECIAL THANKS: DUNE STUDIOS. Speaking to Iceage—the vaunted young Danish band known for its brand of exquisitely brutal punk rock—is much easier said than done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwKjKAVq92s
Iceage frontman Elias Bender Rønnenfelt discusses 'Plowing into the Field of Love', his voice, urgency within the music and more

https://readrange.com/iceage-interview/
In the last seven years of writing music together as a band, Iceage has built up a pile of discarded songs that exist in a multitude of forms. During the recording process of Seek Shelter — the band's 2021 offering produced by Spacemen 3's Peter Kember, complete with a gospel choir and all — it dawned on the Danish punk band that it might be time to take a second look at some of the

https://www.spin.com/2021/05/elias-bender-ronnenfelt-iceage-interview/
Iceage's fifth LP, Seek Shelter, was released May 7, and it's their most eclectic yet.They haven't so much exchanged their usage of power band instruments as they've sucked out all its

https://diymag.com/interview/iceage-seek-shelter-may-2021-interview
'Seek Shelter', the Danish band's fifth effort, feels full of life and optimism at a time when neither is in particularly plentiful supply - it's a surprise, ... Interview. Upbringing: Iceage. To celebrate the release of their new compilation album, drummer Dan Kjær Nielsen reflects on his musical journey. 23rd September 2022, 3:48pm.

https://thequietus.com/interviews/iceage-interview-new-brigade/
Noel Gardner knows punk like no other - so when he says that Iceage's New Brigade album is one of the finest punk rock records of recent years, you should pay attention. He talks to them about the price of beer in Denmark and weird newspaper headlines. Noel Gardner Published 12:41pm 1 March 2011. Live photograph courtesy of Frederik Korfix.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/8xkjex/iceage-interview-2018-beyondless
Rønnenfelt, who fronts and writes lyrics for the Danish post-punk band Iceage, makes me think of Owen. At 26, he too has a knack for a descriptive turn of phrase and an artful sense of pessimism

https://pitchfork.com/features/update/9031-iceage/
The Danish punk act's succinct frontman, Elias Bender Rønnenfelt, talks to Jenn Pelly about being more than a clenched fist, signing with Matador, and what to expect from his band's forthcoming

https://thereader.com/2018/06/11/interview-iceage/
Interview: Iceage by Houston Wiltsey June 11, 2018 Updated March 12, 2019. ... The band just drove into town a few hours ago from New York where they kicked off the North American leg of their tour behind Beyondless, their new record which was released last month. Though the band members have been considered dicey interview subjects in the past

https://hightimes.com/culture/music/cold-front-interview-with-danish-rock-band-iceage/
Beyondless's release in May 2018 ended a four-year recording hiatus—more time than it took to make the band's first three albums—but it repays fans' patience with grimy guitars searing

https://www.thefader.com/2014/10/19/iceage-elias-bender-ronnenfelt-interview
October 19, 2014. The night before he leaves for tour, Elias Bender Rønnenfelt is sitting in a bar in Manhattan, drinking white wine. The other three members of his band, Iceage, are sipping on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDjxIpdXoTQ
Iceage is playing Roskilde Festival for the second time in a row. Last year the band played the upcoming stage Pavilion Junior, and now they are preparing fo

https://www.punknews.org/article/50905/interviews-johan-wieth-iceage
Iceage are a threatening band. They're threatening because of their chaotic, metallic, shambling mass of sound. They're threatening because their latest album, You're Nothing is thirty minutes of ice cold cathartic destruction. They're threatening because they seem to have appeared out of the ether. They're threatening because people can't

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/iceage-talk-about-their-past-and-future-on-eve-of-youre-nothing-release-249653/
Iceage Talk About Their Past and Future on Eve of 'You're Nothing' Release. Elias Bender Rønnenfelt of the band Iceage performs on stage during Reading Festival 2012 at Richfield Avenue on

https://www.nme.com/reviews/iceage-seek-shelter-review-2931757
By now it's well known that Iceage are prone to a dramatic shift in style. After the Danish band made their name with their early razor-sharp punk album, it was both baffling and thrilling when

http://agitreader.com/features/iceage-05.02.html
Presently, not much is known about Iceage besides the fact that their underage punk revolution is causing quite a stir in the quartet's native Denmark. ... In a communal stroke of solidarity mirroring the engaging spirit of New Brigade, my interview was with a band that would only answer questions as a band. Through an e-mail exchange, I

https://happymag.tv/interview-iceage/
This bloody and dark watercolour illustration is by Hamburg based freelance illustrator, storyboard-artist and designer, Inna Heller.Check out more of her fantastic work here!. We first introduced you to punk rock band Iceage mid last year.Forming in 2008, the Danish punk rock band have since released their debut album, New Brigade (2011), and their second album, You're Nothing (2013).

https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/interviews/michael_anthony_explains_real_differences_between_david_lee_roth_and_sammy_hagar_reveals_first_reaction_to_roth_starting_a_solo_band.html
UG Exclusive: 'At first, my thoughts were, 'Is Dave just trying to put together a band to try to kick our ass?''

https://jambands.com/news/2024/06/13/watch-r-e-m-take-part-in-rare-full-band-interview-first-in-nearly-30-years/
Published: 2024/06/13. Watch: R.E.M. Take Part in Rare Full Band Interview, First in Nearly 30 Years. Photo Credit: Album Cover, R.E.M.'s And I Feel Fine, The Best of The IRS Years. Tonight

https://www.avclub.com/r-e-m-founding-members-reunite-for-first-interview-in-1851538850
The band's current attitude is a long time coming. The interview spans their whole career in about eight minutes, taking us from their practice space, which still houses their gear, to Berry's

https://www.the-sun.com/entertainment/11616446/rem-reunite-for-first-band-interview-in-thirty-years/
R.E.M. have reunited for their first band interview in 30 years Credit: AP:Associated Press Over the years, they achieved huge success, winning three Grammy Awards and 12 additional nominations. They're also the recipients of twelve VMAs, three BRIT Awards and two Billboard Music Awards.