Solstafir

Iceland Airwaves music festival has been around since 1999, offering a showcase for new music, both Icelandic and international, in a very unique setting. The 2019 edition is no different, offering up over 130 artists from 20 countries, playing at venues in downtown Reykjavík from November 6-9…

Taste of Iceland, NY’s five-day celebration of Icelandic culture, also includes Johann Johannsson’s North American premiere of ”Virðulegu Forsetar” at Basilica Soundscape.

The 2019 edition of Iceland Airwaves takes place November 6 – 9 in Reykjavík at venues all over the downtown area. This year’s lineup features over 130 artists from 20 countries, including Mac DeMarco, Whitney, Of Monsters & Men, John Grant, Shame, Booka Shade, Orville Peck, Madame Gandhi, Pottery, Georgia, Penelope Isles…

Iceland Airwaves has announced more artists who will play the 2018 edition of the festival which happens all across Reykjavík, Iceland from November 7-10.

UK death-doom OGs Paradise Lost have been at it for three decades and they’re still going very strong — last year’s Medusa was very well received. They’re celebrating their 30th anniversary…

The mythic dream of Iceland is alive and well

Icelandic atmospheric metal band Solstafir have been around since the ’90s but didn’t go on their first US tour until last year, and this week they’ll kick off another run on our sho…

Metal mag Decibel has published their Top 40 Albums of 2014 list in their newest issue, which you can check out in more detail if you’re a subscriber…

Pig Destroyer at GWAR-B-Q, 2013 (More are going to play a show, the related Pig Destroyer are going to play two. The grinders now have dates on the horizon, December 19 in Boston and December 20 in Philadelphia, with the possibility of more on the way…