November 26, 2018 For Immediate Release Iceage Unveil New Single, “Broken Hours” http://mat-r.co/brokenhours (Photo credit - Christian Freidlander) "[Beyondless] seeks release in letting loose, in the pleasure music can give from creating wild, anarchic spaces within the framework of pop music song structures. There's an art to summoning up chaos and an equal reward in keeping that chaos under control.” — Fresh Air “On their astonishing fourth album, [Iceage] reach for pop-gothic grandeur with more tenacity and abandon than ever.” — Pitchfork [Best New Music] "Beyondless’s achievement is that it preserves what made Iceage powerful and unique while allowing that character to mature into a sound that feels older, wiser, and more emotionally expansive.” — Vulture "[Beyondless] feels like the long-awaited delivery on the promise this band has always possessed, the moment when they could rise to the next echelon of today’s indie landscape.” — Stereogum [Album of the Week] Following “Balm Of Gilead” released earlier in the month, “as snarling and clobbering as anything you could hope for from the band” (The Fader), Iceage today unveil a second new single with “Broken Hours.” A five minute epic of doom-laden swing and crashing, spidery riffs that backdrop Elias Bender Rønnenfelt’s howling incantation: “Dying figures, they settle in / Broken hours / It lingers on” – it’s another heart-racing transmission from a band at the peak of their craft. Iceage cap off their 2018 North American touring tomorrow night in Brooklyn with a show at Elsewhere; their biggest ever UK headline show follows in London on December 7th. Beyondless, released this past June via Matador, is the culmination of Iceage’s output so far. It boasts an earthy and hypnotic sound that pays tribute to American music, from country honk brawls to sleazy soul revues to cocaine blues. Echoes of The Waterboys to Exile-period Stones to John Cale are laced with a ubiquitous air of ecstatic abandon and channelled via masterful songwriting. Throughout their career, the band’s charm has rested in their running ahead of themselves with blind confidence; on Beyondless, Iceage are treading with a disarming assurance, but no loss of charm. Listen to Iceage’s “Broken Hours” - http://mat-r.co/brokenhours WatcH/Listen/SHare: Beyondless album stream - http://smarturl.it/Beyondless “Balm of Gilead” - http://mat-r.co/balmofgilead “Catch It” Video – http://mat-r.co/CatchIt “Pain Killer” feat. Sky Ferreira – http://mat-r.co/PainKiller “The Day The Music Dies” Video – http://mat-r.co/TheDayTheMusicDies “Take It All” – http://mat-r.co/TakeItAll “Under The Sun” Video - https://youtu.be/P-nOdShPN-g Iceage Tour Dates: Tue. Nov. 27 - New York, NY @ Elsewhere & Wed. Dec. 5 - Berlin, DE @ Bi Nuu Thu. Dec. 6 - Kortrijik, BE @ De Kreun Fri. Dec. 7 - London, UK @ Hackney Arts Centre ∞ Wed. Jan. 30 – Ljubliana, SI @ Ment Festival Fri. March 1 – Copenhagen, DK @ Store Vega & = with A Place to Bury Strangers ∞ = with Astrid Sonne, Helm and Warmduscher Download Hi-res images & album art — www.pitchperfectpr.com/iceage/ (“Broken Hours” cover art) Official Website | Instagram | Facebook | Iceage Blog For more information, contact: Jessica Linker | Pitch Perfect PR – [email protected], 773-271-6844 Ahmad Asani | Pitch Perfect PR – [email protected], 773-271-6844 Shira Knishkowy | Matador Records – [email protected], 646-218-1108 ### .