#Iceland Airwaves

[blcsphemy]

Hatari at Iceland Airwaves, November 2nd 2023.

So excited for what Phase III has to offer. 🖤⛓️

[fuckyeahofmonstersandmen]

Nanna's Favorite Icelandic Artists Playlist

[elskaomam]

Nanna's Favorite Icelandic Artists Playlist

[fangomusic]

Posters for the first: Glastonbury (1970), Lollapalooza (1991), Reading (1989) and Iceland Airwaves (2002).

[machazer]

Sometimes.

[monsters-without-teeth]

thinking about this clip of the new song OMAM played at iceland airwaves last year

[hatari-translations]

Who was the lead singer at Iceland Airwaves that replaced Matthías?

Davíð Þór Katrínarson, also known as Svarti Laxness, the artist who previously collaborated with Hatari on Helvíti! I hear he was great.

[a-bee-wizard]

so i somehow missed that hatari didn't die when matti left

new guy is the guy who raps on helvíti

i guess that's fine. helvíti is the odd one out on that album as it isn't about the evils of capitalism and/or bdsm.

it's also not really a character song like 14 ár or hlauptu. it's just about hell ~in general~

it's also a song about hell that doesn't really reference the divine comedy, which strikes me as odd. hatari is honestly pretty high brow usually (their society of the spectacle bit for example).

listening to him sing spillingardans on iceland airwaves 2023 is a mixed bag for me

i think he has potential, but afaik this was his first performance as "the general" character so i HOPE most of my issues will resolve naturally as he gets used to the role

my main issue is that he yells when he should scream. matti would make noises with his throat that sounded like he ate a cheese grater before going on stage, whereas new guy has the same cadance as someone yelling homophobic slurs at a soccer game

what i think is happening is that he is using the front part of his mouth instead of using his stomach/chest/diaphragm. (<- i don't sing but i do martial arts and have lots of experience screaming and hearing other people scream)

he also doesn't really feel like a general on stage. too jumpy. more like a schoolyard bully, due to the soccer game-type yelling?

this performance specifically reminded me of chain chomps in mario. wawawawawawawa.

again, i think most of this COULD be nerves

and like he is in fact NOT matti, and ultimately that WILL mean changes.

i'm excited to hear any new material written for new guy specifically, and hear him play to his strength. mattis strength was VERY specific, so its not weird or bad or anything that he isn't able to do it as well as he did

just please don't rap. i can't deal if hatari turns fucking rap metal i CANT

im also excited to see where he takes the character of the general. mattis general was always more of a charismatic cult leader than a high ranking military officer to me. with this new guy they could play into the more militaristic aspect maybe? that could be fun. really go to town on the military cosplay bdsm vibes, lmao.

i feel like i need to hear a proper song written for him and his vocals, recorded in a studio to really pass judgement.

but i don't immediatley hate it.

???

release an EP or something, a new song? PLEASE LADS. IM DYING.

[incorrectcoldflashblog]

I think I remember from a previous meme that you're from France? My question is: have you ever traveled outside of your home country, and if so, what was your favorite place? ♥️

Hi, anon! I am indeed from France :) I’ve been lucky enough to travel outside of my home country a few times, although so far I’ve mostly been to other European countries (and once to Algeria for a wedding, which lasted four days and was absolutely beautiful but sadly I didn’t end up seeing too much of the country).

That being said I think my favorite place to visit was Iceland! I went there for a music festival called Iceland Airwaves, which is held every year in Reykjavik (this was pre-Covid). The scenery is just absolutely gorgeous and obviously completely different from anything you can see in France. One night we took a bus at midnight that took us outside of the city until there were no longer any street lights and since it wasn’t too cloudy we got lucky enough to see an aurora borealis. I don’t think I could describe it in a way that does it justice, it was like someone lit up the whole night sky, and it’s one of these things that is so magical and surreal you really have to see for yourself but I will absolutely never forget the experience.

Thank you so much for asking!

[fuckyeahofmonstersandmen]

“How To Start A Garden” 🪴🌱🍄

Presale album and Nanna’s going on tour this summer!

Disaster Master Tour 2023 + Iceland Airwaves 2023

Get your presale codes and more on her site!

[elskaomam]

Of Monsters and Men Instagram Stories - November 2023

[fangomusic]

Leyya, Half Asleep

New music Wednesday

The Austrian electro-pop duo Leyya, consisting of Sophie Lindinger (also from the rock band My Ugly Clementine) and Marco Kleebauer (drummer in Sharktank), paused their project in 2016 due to overwhelming pressure. Now, they're making a comeback with their new album "Half Asleep," which features a mix of scratchy electro beats, distorted telephone sounds, and ethereal layers. The album is a continuous, experimental journey of organic exploration.

[unnursvanablog]

Käärijä at Iceland airwaves when?????

[roomchailimited]

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[scarefox]

Alone the concert intro they always had was insane 😂

HATARI ICELAND AIRWAVES 2020

still funny that they hade a sponsor ONCE and made it their whole live stage presence, as expected by Hatari

[machazer]

#only4gays 🟥🏴‍☠️ queen of de dansflor.

Behind my blank mind it was so long-term in Alzheimer.