Reykjavík Pride
Here in Reykjavík more than anywhere else, the power of unity has grown to be embodied in the ultimate annual action for … Keep Reading
Iceland’s progressive rock, go on!
(This article was featured on “Tengivagninn” on Rás1 Icelandic National Public Radio on Tuesday, 2 July 2019.) I took part the other … Keep Reading
Paint it bold – Ahoy Side A by Svavar Knútur
Words by Stína Satanía What defines the Icelandic music scene, in my opinion, is community. With his wonderful recent album – 2018’s … Keep Reading
Þrjár söngelskar íslenskar sírenur
Pistillinn var skrifaður fyrir Tengivagninn á Rás1 og birtist þar, föstudaginn 2. ágúst 2019, og á vefsíðu RÚV, laugardaginn 10. ágúst 2019. … Keep Reading
Þrjár vanmetnar rafsveitir íslenskra kvenna
Pistillinn var skrifaður fyrir Tengivagninn á Rás1 og birtist þar, miðvikudaginn 17. júlí 2019, og á vefsíðu RÚV, sunnudaginn 21. júlí 2019. … Keep Reading
Áfram framsækið rokk Íslands!
Pistillinn var skrifaður fyrir Tengivagninn á Rás1 og birtist þar, þriðjudaginn 2. júlí 2019. Um daginn tók ég þátt í umræðu um … Keep Reading
When Old Becomes New Again: The Vintage Caravan
Words by Eric van Reem Many new bands from across the world seem to have discovered their parents’ – or perhaps even … Keep Reading
Where will Marteinn Sindri’s Atlas lead you?
A few years back, Marteinn Sindri’s performance at the Melodica Festival in Reykjavík gave me massive goosebumps. This classically trained pianist from … Keep Reading
He wants to alter your every ego trip
Words by Wim Van Hooste The review was originally printed in Reykjavík On Stage (Issue 4) After being introduced to synths and … Keep Reading
The World Is Not Enough
Words by Stína Satanía The review was originally printed in Reykjavík On Stage (Issue 4) Since 2003, the Reykjavík-based English–Icelandic musician, producer … Keep Reading