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Ripe & Ruin: Make rock music great again
Hamburg three-piece rock act Ripe & Ruin have had a great 2018 with the release of EP “The Eye of the World” that successfully walks the tightrope between infectious alt-rock and a fist full of gravel.
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Teleman photo gallery by ©Teresa Enhiak Nanni
Photos by Teresa Enhiak Nanni. Pics from the Teleman concert at Molotow in Hamburg on November 14th.
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Three decades of De/Vision: The dark interview
In the beginning of 1994 I was still frustrated that Depeche Mode had “betrayed” their listeners by bringing alternative rock into their electronic soundscape with the release of “Songs of Faith and Devotion”. I never
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Deine Cousine photo gallery by ©Mandy Privenau
Photos by Mandy Privenau. Pics from the Deine Cousine concert at Kulturwerft Gollan in Lübeck, on November 21st.
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Wirtz photo gallery by ©Mandy Privenau
Photos by Mandy Privenau. Pics from the Wirtz concert at Kulturwerft Gollan in Lübeck, on November 21st.
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Press To MECO photo gallery by ©Mandy Privenau
Photos by Mandy Privenau. Pics from the Press To MECO concert at Docks in Hamburg, on November 25th.
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15 years of solidarity and independence: The story of Audiolith Records
One day in May this year we met up with Audiolith label boss Lars Lewerenz in a park in Hamburg, just to have a chat about nothing in particular but enjoying a beer in the
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The Soft Moon @Tower Musikclub (Bremen): Review
To get the Messed!Up team to leave their well-known home territory of concert venues in Hamburg, there has to be a good reason for that trip. In this case the reason is called The Soft
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The constant evolution of The Slow Readers Club: Interview
The last couple of years have seen Manchester four-piece The Slow Readers Club perform sell-out shows up and down the UK, including a sold-out Apollo at home. After two albums and very little attention, everything were
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30 years of nasty guitar riffs and hostile drum noise: Therapy? interviewed
It was 1994 and just as British rock was struggling along came a young trio from Northern Ireland with one of the most infectious rock albums of the year. “Troublegum“ was released and Therapy? made
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How music was saved by a first-person shooter
There’s no secret that most musicians struggle financially in the digital music economy. Hardly no record sales and low-paid gigs due to saturated concert markets forces musicians to use their creativity in new ways to
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Raw, unfiltered indie rock and crazy gigs: False Heads interviewed
Music media and Reddit threads have been eulogizing the death of indie rock for what feels like an eternity. However, those bands they’re mourning is from the early 2000s, when bands like The Strokes made “Is
In the beginning of 1994 I was still frustrated that Depeche Mode had “betrayed” their listeners by bringing alternative rock into their electronic soundscape with the release of “Songs of Faith and Devotion”. I never [...]
Hamburg three-piece rock act Ripe & Ruin have had a great 2018 with the release of EP “The Eye of the World” that successfully walks the tightrope between infectious alt-rock and a fist full of gravel. [...]
Photos by Teresa Enhiak Nanni. Pics from the Teleman concert at Molotow in Hamburg on November 14th. [...]
To get the Messed!Up team to leave their well-known home territory of concert venues in Hamburg, there has to be a good reason for that trip. In this case the reason is called The Soft [...]
There’s no secret that most musicians struggle financially in the digital music economy. Hardly no record sales and low-paid gigs due to saturated concert markets forces musicians to use their creativity in new ways to [...]
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 [...]
I don’t know about most people, but my favorite thing about listening to a band is the energy. When I grew up it was with the Swedish punk scene and early electronic body music as [...]
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