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“Band members complained of a loss of feeling in their hands after only one song”: When Tesseract set a world record by playing on a stage built from ice

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“Band members complained of a loss of feeling in their hands after only one song”: When Tesseract set a world record by playing on a stage built from ice

Lapland show at minus 20 degrees presented unique problems – and they weren’t even sure anyone would be there to watch

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