During the 2012 edition of the SXSW festival, Of Monsters and Men played almost every venue they could. The Icelandic indie rock group had traveled far — some 4,000 miles — and made the most of the ...

Best known for their 2011 album, “My Head Is An Animal,” which featured hits like “Little Talks,” the latest album is the quintet’s first since 2019. The album’s 13 tracks blend harmoniously to show ...

If you’ve been wondering what Of Monsters and Men have been up to in the six years since their last album, the answer is: a lot. The Icelandic folk-rock group released a documentary, Tíu, and an ...

The word “Americana” comes up a lot in Of Monsters and Men’s press coverage, despite the fact the band hails from Iceland. Apparently, “Icelandicana” is not a thing. In any case, that lazily applied ...

This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men share how Nashville's John Prine inspired new album Of Monsters and Men hasn't graced a Nashville stage in ...

Of Monsters and Men is going to spend a couple of nights in St. Paul. In August, the Icelandic indie-folk group, which had been on hiatus since 2022, announced it had a new album and tour on the way, ...

On “All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade,” Of Monsters and Men finds peace in ordinary life. By embracing their off-kilter storytelling and unique imagery, Hilmarsdóttir and þórhallsson create a ...