So Young Magazine

So Young MagazineIssue Sixty One welcomes sunnier skies and the return of one of our favourite bands, Iceage. The Danish punk rock band, fronted by Elias Rnnenfelt, are refined, raw and urgent on new record For Love of Grace & the Hereafter. Chatting to us for the cover, Elias arrives late from Muay Thai to join Johan and discuss how they shed all unnecessary weight on the songs of this record, recording sounds from the rehearsal room straight to tape a process which

Fusing reckless

The EP will delight fans of System who have waited a long time for new music

Remy makes this notion formally explicit with the inclusion of three re-worked

Black Vinyl Gatefold

pint glass smashed — valley fever breaking with the clouds as the inertia of small town life is well and truly disrupted

Listening to it feels like being drawn from room to room at a logic defying house party in a brownstone that sits on a time and space ley-line somewhere between late ’70s Berlin and early '80s Compass Point

Damon Albarn

What do queer dream blues sound like

on Heavy Light she turns inward

and most recently A-Listed with the BBC Asian Network – showing no signs of slowing down

Now on album number seven

Killing Joke is the eleventh album by Killing Joke