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The Mysterines: Fierce, high-energy songs destined for greatness
There’s a fair bit of hype surrounding Liverpool-based three-piece The Mysterines. With a sound that combines elements of grunge, pysch and blues, they already conquered Britain doing their own headliner tour earlier this year, and in
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The Bouncing Souls talk 30-year anniversary EP “Crucial Moments” and tease an acoustic record for the winter
In this day and age where most bands have a short-lived hype and are doomed to break up, punk rock veterans The Bouncing Souls have just achieved another milestone, namely that of 30 years of being a
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Gearing up for the future: Taking the sound of ACTORS into the 2020s
Vancouver based ACTORS might be part of the new wave of postpunk bands, but the four-piece is not content being a mere tribute band; their music mixes classic and contemporary influences, including techno, electropop and
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Fever 333 photo gallery by ©Sophie Dobschall
Photos by Sophie Dobschall. Pics from the Fever 333 concert at O2 Forum Kentish Town in London on November 7th.
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Messed Up photo gallery by ©Kevin Winiker
Photos by Kevin Winiker. Pics from the Messed Up concert at Störtebeker in Hamburg on November 9th.
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Barns Courtney photo gallery by ©Katrin Arfmann
Photos by Katrin Arfmann. Pics from the Barns Courtney concert at Gruenspan in Hamburg on October 31st.
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Fever 333 @O2 Forum Kentish Town (London): Review
When Fever 333 first appeared on the scene, the one single thing people pointed out was how unbelievable their live sets were. That you’d have to experience them in concert live to understand just how
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When Saints Go Machine photo gallery by ©Guido Rangnitt
Photos by Guido Rangnitt. Pics from the When Saints Go Machine interview and concert at Turmzimmer in Hamburg on October 16th.
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Going back to the roots in their comeback: When Saints Go Machine interviewed
In the middle of the first decade of the century a new wave of electronic bands turned up in Denmark and caused a stir on the international scene. While When Saints Machine was formed back
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Unpredictable punks talk new band members and chaotic live shows: Honningbarna interviewed
One of the punk scene’s strongest powerhouses, with their raucous live performances and insanely catchy songs, comes from Norway, and it’s hard not to be an instant fan after your first live experience. Norwegian punk
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Yours Truly talk “Afterglow”, taking care of health issues, and Party Dave
Fresh pop-punk blood is coming from Australian newcomers Yours Truly, who have had an eventful year thus far. Their catchy single “High Hopes” has been on our playlist for over a year and this year’s
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Making Germans uncomfortable with anxieties and existential mysteries: John Van Deusen interviewed
Artistic creativity retains an aura of mystery, something just a few people have in their DNA, and is accorded special value in society for its ability to challenge, inspire and transform; “one of the highest-level
Vancouver based ACTORS might be part of the new wave of postpunk bands, but the four-piece is not content being a mere tribute band; their music mixes classic and contemporary influences, including techno, electropop and [...]
In this day and age where most bands have a short-lived hype and are doomed to break up, punk rock veterans The Bouncing Souls have just achieved another milestone, namely that of 30 years of being a [...]
When Fever 333 first appeared on the scene, the one single thing people pointed out was how unbelievable their live sets were. That you’d have to experience them in concert live to understand just how [...]
There’s a fair bit of hype surrounding Liverpool-based three-piece The Mysterines. With a sound that combines elements of grunge, pysch and blues, they already conquered Britain doing their own headliner tour earlier this year, and in [...]
Photos by Sophie Dobschall. Pics from the Fever 333 concert at O2 Forum Kentish Town in London on November 7th. [...]
Manchester Folk Festival is back with another joyous celebration of the best in English folk. With its roots firmly in the traditions of the past but its eyes keenly on the future, 2019’s festival – [...]
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 ace [...]
At Fridays just before we set off for our favorite pub at Reeperbahn we put together a list of songs that have inspired us the last week, a mix of new and old songs that [...]
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