Of Monsters and Men Confirm 1st New Album In 6 Years & 2025 Tour Dates

From Iceland — Of Monsters And Men Announce First Album In Six Years

Homegrown indie-folk sensation Of Monsters and Men formally announced their new album yesterday. All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade will be their first full-length release in six years, following lead singer Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir’s solo How to Start A Garden.  The album features 13 tracks the band has been working on over the past three years and is set for release on October 17, 2025. “We felt it was important to let the joy of play…

Of Monsters and Men - 'Ordinary Creature'

Of Monsters and Men announce new album with ‘Ordinary Creature’ Of Monsters and Men image via Eva Schram August 7, 2025 Of Monsters and Men make a graceful return today with ‘Ordinary Creature,’ their first release in over two years and the lead single from their newly announced album All Is Love and Pain in […] The post Of Monsters and Men – ‘Ordinary Creature’ appeared first on The Daily Music Report.

Of Monsters and Men Confirm 1st New Album In 6 Years & 2025 Tour Dates

Of Monsters and Men will embark on a North American tour this fall in support of 'All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade,' a forthcoming album featuring new single "Ordinary Creature."

Of Monsters And Men Announce First Album in Six Years with Yearning New Single ‘Ordinary Creature’

After six years of near silence, Iceland’s indie-folk darlings Of Monsters And Men have finally resurfaced with a new album on the horizon, along with a gently stirring single to usher it in. The band’s next full-length is titled All Is Love And Pain In The Mouse Parade, and it’s set to land on October 17, their first proper album since 2019’s Fever Dream. The new project promises to dive deeper into the band’s emotional undercurrent, blending j…

Of Monsters and Men announces new album, ‘All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade’ – 105.7 The Point

Of Monsters and Men has announced a new album called All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade.The fourth full-length effort from the "Little Talks" outfit, and their first since 2019's Fever… Source