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Iceage will be at the Village Underground on April 27th to start a UK and Ireland tour in support of their essential 2014 album ‘Plowing Into The Field Of Love‘.

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Live4ever’s Essential Listening 2014 series comes to an end today with The Albums.

It’s been a year when albums have once again come under attack from the established order, described as ‘edging closer to extinction’ by George Ergatoudis. He of course being the man behind Radio 1’s lamentable playlists so …

Iceage‘s new LP ‘Plowing Into The Field Of Love‘ is being stream by the band on YouTube and can be heard on Live4ever below.

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With ‘Plowing Into The Field Of Love’ it is a sure thing these post-punks Iceage have discovered a soft-spot for writing love songs that come with as much beast as they do beauty.

The engine is running fast, with enough horsepower to out-race any strike of lightning, adding some surreal …

There’s more evidence of a calmer side to Iceage on ‘How Many‘ – the latest track taken from the Danish band’s forthcoming new album ‘Plowing Into The Field Of Love‘. Have a listen below.

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Iceage promised us more new material when a video for ‘The Lord’s Favorite‘ was posted back in July, and it hasn’t taken them long to stay true to their world.

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‘Forever’ is a part of Iceage’s just announced second album ‘Plowing Into The Field Of Love’

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Iceage have unveiled some world tour dates which will take them towards the end of this year (full details below), and have also premiered a video for the track ‘The Lord’s Favorite‘ whilst simultaneously promising ‘more new music soon’.

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Video for Iceage’s ‘The Lord’s Favorite’, directed by Cali DeWitt

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Another year of essential listening draws to a close today with The Albums.

From the ‘rich arcane pleasures and secret thrills’ of veteran Richard Thompson, to the ‘near flawless, brazen, yet reflective dancefloor filling triumph’ of Arctic Monkeys’ ‘AM’ and the ‘explorations and celebrations of life and death’ which inform …

Denmark is a country often defined by the remarkably high standard of living enjoyed by its citizens.

Universal healthcare, low levels of violent crime, easy access to higher education, and general economic stability are all social realities that contribute to the fact that it is consistently considered to be one …