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Reeperbahn Festival day 3: The arrival of the next major headliner
The third day of Reeperbahn Festival would almost top day one, especially the afterparty making it a night to remember. There might also be a vid floating around on the Internet of some kind of
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Petrol Girls photo gallery by ©Julia Schwendner, Alexander Schmitz and Jimi Nilsson
Live photos by Julia Schwendner and interview photos by Jimi Nilsson and Alexander Schmitz. Pics from the Petrol Girls interview and concert at Grüner Jäger during the Reeperbahn Festival, Hamburg, on Sept. 21st.
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The perfect marriage of post hardcore and feminism: Petrol Girls interviewed
Loud, angry and unapologetic, the riotous Petrol Girls took their name after Pétroleuses, the radical female supporters of Paris Commune in the second half of the 19th century, and describe themselves as a “raging feminist post
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Pale Waves: Expanding the Manchester-sound
The Manchester-band Pale Waves emerged to a wider knowledge in 2017 with the debut single “There’s a Honey” and have since then steadily grown. Perhaps they have by now outgrown the “In the Spotlight”-category, the
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MCC [Magna Carta Cartel] photo gallery by ©Jule Rog
Photos by Jule Rog. Pics from the MCC interview and concert at LOGO in Hamburg, on October 2nd.
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Drawn to the cinematic sound of the eighties: MCC [Magna Carta Cartel] interviewed
In 2006 Magna Carta Cartel were formed in Linköping and thrusted themselves into a world of cinematic rock music coated in eerie psychedelic reverb-drenched guitar riffs. Just after they released their debut album “Good Morning
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The next major stage punk act is here: Strange Bones interviewed
As the saying goes, America invented rock ‘n’ roll and Britain perfected it and made it diverse; punk, hardcore, indie rock and all those genres that’ve dominated the independent scenes for decades – they’re all
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Lending his skills to the dark stars: Kurt Uenala of Null + Void interviewed
Music media often focus on the legends, icons and pioneers that we love to celebrate and pay tribute to from a very young age when we pin their posters to the wall in our childhood
Loud, angry and unapologetic, the riotous Petrol Girls took their name after Pétroleuses, the radical female supporters of Paris Commune in the second half of the 19th century, and describe themselves as a “raging feminist post [...]
Reeperbahn Festival 2018 is around the corner and Messed!Up Magazine will be on location to do interviews, reviews and photo shoots of bands. Since it was first conceived in 2006 it has evolved into what [...]
The Manchester-band Pale Waves emerged to a wider knowledge in 2017 with the debut single “There’s a Honey” and have since then steadily grown. Perhaps they have by now outgrown the “In the Spotlight”-category, the [...]
The third day of Reeperbahn Festival would almost top day one, especially the afterparty making it a night to remember. There might also be a vid floating around on the Internet of some kind of [...]
Live photos by Julia Schwendner and interview photos by Jimi Nilsson and Alexander Schmitz. Pics from the Petrol Girls interview and concert at Grüner Jäger during the Reeperbahn Festival, Hamburg, on Sept. 21st. [...]
Most of you who believe in that humans are tabula rasa’s understand that what you are exposed to when you’re really young will make an imprint and follow you through life. Luckily for me it [...]
Every week, the staff members of the Messed!Up Magazine team pick their favorite tracks that they’ve been rising as of late. This week, our Staff Picks are curated by editor Jimi Nilsson, multifaceted co-editor Dick Magnusson and punk king [...]
Memtrix is a name quickly growing to the forefront of drum & bass, impressing fans around the world with his impeccable and diverse productions, and there is no doubting that Memtrix’s success is only just [...]
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