Of Monsters and Men Share Their Essential Things to Do in Reykjavík, Iceland
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 accompanying EP in 2023 to mark the 10th anniversary of their debut, My Head Is an Animal.
In the years since, they’ve pursued solo projects, started families, and eventually regrouped to create what became their new album, All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade.
The title may sound cryptic, but it clicks once you understand the record’s focus on duality—looking both inward and backward at the band’s lives, families, and communities, the collective “Mouse Parade.”
The album has a quiet intimacy to its sound and delivery, and a warmth to its themes that feels grounded and familiar.
Author summary: Of Monsters and Men shares their activities and new album.
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