Elias Rønnenfelt often sounds like the act of singing physically pains him, like each breath he draws to fuel the next cavernous howl is a self-inflicted punishment. The Danish rocker has never been one to rest easy. He was just 17 when Iceage formed in 2008, and for over a decade, the band has remained consistent in its lineup and the quality of its output. Rønnenfelt released his solo debut, Heavy Glory, in 2024, and hasn’t hit the brakes since. This year, he teamed up with Yung Lean and Fousheé for two songs and collaborated with Dean Blunt on an EP, as well as a follow-up single: “Tears on His Rings and Chains,” a serene and stripped-back ballad with production from Blunt and Vegyn and a sly namedrop of the title of Rønnenfelt’s forthcoming record.

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