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A musical overview of trans-European punk

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Briefings

This article reports on two European punk acts: Iceage, a post-punk group from Copenhagen touring Europe with singer Elias Bender Rønnenfelt performing solo at the Pitchfork festival in Paris, and Fat Dog, a synth-punk band from South London formed in 2020 during lockdown. Fat Dog has released their second album, 'Cancel Me (I'm Tired)', and is currently touring France and Europe.

Key points

• Fat Dog was formed in South London in 2020 during the lockdown period.
• Fat Dog released their second album 'Cancel Me (I'm Tired)' and is currently touring France and Europe.

Context

The article highlights two specific acts: Iceage, a post-punk export from Copenhagen, and Fat Dog, a synth-punk band from South London. Both are featured in a double dose of European punk presented on arts24.

Limitations

Evidence covers only two specific acts (Iceage and Fat Dog) with limited geographic scope to Europe and France. No dates for Iceage's tour, specific ticket prices, or audience reception data are provided. The article does not state whether these tours are confirmed or if the album release has occurred.

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