bits and pieces from the northern island.
Just a few hours left before Reykjavík Music Mess 2011 officially starts. We present you with part 3 of our special about the festival’s artists. Have you taken a look at parts 1 & 2 yet? Quadruplos (IS) Reykjavik-based Tomio Newmilk and Magnoose are better known as electronic weirdcore duo Quadruplos. Quadruplos music is something … Read the full article →
Here is part 2 of our Reykjavík Music Mess 2011 artists overview. Enjoy! Kippi Kaninus (IS) Also known for his recent collaboration with amiina, Kippi Kaninus (alias of Icelandic musician Guðmundur Vignir Karlsson) declared in many occasions his love for computers as ideal tools to produce music. Although the name may sound totally new to … Read the full article →
Only a few days before Reykjavík Music Mess 2011 starts. Sódóma has been added to the venues and will be hosting its own event on Friday night. The official program has been released and I suggest you to take a look at it because the music acts are many and if you plan on attending … Read the full article →
Have you got your tickets yet? Reykjavík Music Mess organizers finally announced the full lineup for this year’s festival that is going to take place on April 15 – 17. Reykjavík Music Mess is in its very first edition — but it already sounds like one of the grooviest independent music appointments in Iceland’s capital. … Read the full article →
Attention please! Kimi Records, in collaboration with Norræna Húsið, Rás 2 and The Reykjavík Grapevine present: Reykjavík Music Mess, a new indie music festival that will rock Iceland’s capital this year for the first time. This not-to-be-missed event is going to take place at Norræna Húsið and NASA in Reykjavík on the 16th and 17th … Read the full article →
We’ve been wondering a lot the partner in crime and I if it’s just for a coincidence that Icelandic women we observe seem to be so incredibly charismatic. Just take the most prominent example you can currently think of: Prime Minister Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir. In most countries women seem to have to struggle a lot everyday … Read the full article →