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Iceland is sending anti-capitalist BDSM techno band Hatari to Eurovision

Iceland have never won Eurovision, but this year they might stand out from the crowd. Over the weekend they picked anti-capitalist, BDSM loving, techno...

Iceland may remove blood donation ban for gay men

Iceland may be reconsidering its policy of banning all gay men from donating blood after the country's health department highlighted that almost as many...

Sigur Ros reveal their special marriage equality T-shirt

Icelandic band Sigur Ros have revealed the special promotional t-shirt they'll be selling on their upcoming Australian tour to aid marriage equality. The band were...

Australian couple fearing transphobic attacks file for asylum in Iceland

R An Australian couple have reportedly filed for asylum in Iceland for humanitarian reasons claiming that they fear for their lives in Australia due to...

Sigur Rós to raise funds for marriage equality at Court Arena

Icelandic post-rockers Sigur Rós have announced their support of marriage equality ahead of a scheduled appearance at the Margaret Court Arena next month. The band have...

Jonathan Duffy on comics, podcasting and making the move to Iceland

Back in 2011 Jonathan Duffy caught Australia’s attention when he appeared in his autobiographical documentary The Doctor’s Wife. The culture clash film follows Duffy...

Heiðrik releases stunning video for 'Boy'

Heiðrik has released a video for his track Boy. The touching video shows a young boy playing dress-ups and exploring his femininity. The singer from the...

Icelandic artist Heidrik covers a Spice Girls classic

Iceland based musician Heidrik has delivered a new spin on a pop classic from the Spice Girls. The multi-talented artist, originally from the Faroe Islands,...

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