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www.grapevine.is MORE! MORE! MOOOAAAR! Hey! Be sure to check out www.grapevine.is/airwaves for HEAPS of stuff we just couldn’t fit into this darn thing. We’ve got an excellent rundown of the current Icelandic metal scene, super intense interviews with visiting artists (like Vuk, Reptile & Retard, Autodrone, Polipe, The Antlers, Yuni In Taxco, Neon Indian - AND MORE), plus some really nice talks with local bands like the mighty KLINK, Gone Postal AND MORE! PLUS TIPS, TRIX, NEWS, REVIEWS, PHOTOS AND LOVE 02 Grapevine Airwaves Mini 2010 Go to www.grapevine.is/airwaves for extensive + up to date festival coverage For all you new-to-town-ers, here a fifteen minutes). there (except for that cute dude you met little something we put together to last night. You’ll never find him again). hopefully make your stay, ehrm… Stuff You Might L. It’s what you call ale (or beer) in It also has a very informative section on make a little more sense. Check ÖIceland. Impress your friends with what to do in case of a natural disaster. out our special Airwaves site, www. your vast linguistic skills by sliding in grapevine.is/icelandairwaves, for up Want To Know that scorcher. BTW ‘Ö’ is pronounced: nderWEAR. As in: your under- to date news, info, line-up changes, ‘uhhhhh’. Uwear. Strip down to it, and then reviews of EVERY SINGLE BAND Some shit the guidebooks mightn’t tell you… run down the streets. All the kids are PLAYING, freebies, goodies and ARTY friends. Icelander’s make doing it, we hear. more during the festival. lots of party friends on a night out. By Grapevine Staff P They might have been promising that ínbÚÐin. Don’t get caught out irWaves. Five days of music, you’d be pen pals for life, but please Vhaving to cadge booze from fellow Amagic and utter madness at don’t be offended if they don’t return friends at house parties (which you (almost) the top of the world. If this is ful, and random, we imagine. ÓN Gnarr. Reykjavík’s mayor - a your eager “Hi!” when you pass them on will get invited to, unless you’re a total your first time, prepare to be amazed, Jformer anarchist, actor and stand-up Laugavegur the next day. They’re all shy douche): they won’t be impressed. The bemused, euphoric, exhausted, patient ree films. With Iceland shorts comedian - who admits that he knows alcoholics. 101 Reykjavík branch of Vínbúðin, the (those pesky queues), hung-over, and Fand documentaries ongoing at the little about politics and turned up to this state liquor store, closes at 6 pm Mon- all round flabbergasted at the musical Culture House, hangover movie nights year’s Gay Pride parade in full drag. UirKY fasHion. These Iceland- Sat and 7 pm on Fridays (if you miss the explosion that’s about to come your way. at Prikið on Sundays, and cult classics Qer’s often seem miles ahead when downtown branch, there’s one in Skei- at Bakkus most Mondays, there’s no affi and coffee HOUSE it comes to far out fashion, so if you fan that’s open ‘til 8 pm on weekdays). AKKUS barge. You’ll need shortage. KCULTUre in REYKjavíK. There want to get in with the in crowd, start Don’t say we didn’t warn you! Bto channel your inner Viking to are tons to choose from, but try Babalú, getting creative. Maybe you can recycle make it through a night unscathed in ROUndHOG day? When you Kaffismiðjan, Tíu Dropar and Café that hiking jacket into a Mundi-esque EATHer. Never judge what to the shoulder-to-shoulder, grinding, Gstart to see the same car driving Haiti for a chilled afternoon break. Oh, jumpsuit? The sky’s the limit. Wwear by looking out the window; mishmash that is Bakkus on weekends. down Laugavegur over and over, or the and C is for Cookie who have amazing the weather will have changed dramati- No room for mild manners here, just same person standing in their doorway homemade cakes. andom SEX. Lots of that. It’s an cally in about fifteen minutes. Be smart, get in there, howl at the moon and shake at the same time everyday, don’t freak Risland. There’s no IMAX theatre wear layers. yr. thang! out! You’re not in a Bill Murray remake; opapeysa. The proper name for or anything. Go figure. But don’t be an you’re just in a small town. Lthose fuzzy, woolly Icelandic sweat- asshole about it. It’s not like you deserve ylopHones. Every band in town lass. Kiss it goodbye. You’re in ers us foreigners have wanted for years. random sex or anything. Xseems to require an expert xylo- CIceland. Nobody cares. angover CUre. Open the Best bet is to check out the Kolaportið phone player at some stage, so if you’re Hwindows wide and take a hot (flea market) at weekends and haggle UndlaUgar. Swimming pools. looking for a golden pass to rock and roll emonsTRATIONS. Should you sulphur-y shower. Next get yourself to your way to a bargain. SYup, soaking in a hot pot is the glory (ehrm, ‘twee glory’), get practicing! Dwish to partake in this increasingly Prikið for their rockin’ mornings, where most authentic way to de-stress Icelandic popular Icelandic activity (it’s actually a full breakfast comes with a side of CDonalds. As in, there isn’t style. It’s where people go to catch up ogHURT. The country is mad for kind of retro now), it’s worth noting that aspirin and a shot of Jack Daniel’s. Then Mone. The fast food giant left on the gossip and generally have a muse Yit. The most distinctive is Skyr – a the items of choice for hurling at sub- it’s Kókómjólk and espresso at regular Iceland late 2009 when the devaluation about their own existence. It’s cheap too! thick, creamy blend that comes in a standard politicians (or the house they intervals, until it’s beer o’ clock again. of the króna made the cost of importing Go to Sundhöll Reykjavíkur (Baróns- range of exciting fruit flavours (it’s actu- work at) are eggs and skyr (see: Yoghurt) Repeat as necessary. Sorted. a kilo of onions equivalent to a bottle of stígur 45a – smack dab in the middle ally more related to cheese, but it’s still good whiskey. Who cares? Go to Vitabar. of 101 Reykjavík) – we also hear there’s more reminiscent of yoghurt). It’s super LDUR & ÍS. Located on llegal SUBSTances. Well, going to be some off venue action at healthy and yummy, so stock up while ESkólavörðustígur, this is an ice I they’re illegal. You can probably find ATUre. You’re in it. Right now. If Vesturbæjarlaug! you’re here. cream shop, travel and booking service some if you really want them – they will Nyou feel all these small houses and all in one. So you can lick on your ice be expensive. But don’t be an asshole buildings surrounding you are oppres- elepHone direcTory. Rather ZZZZ – sleep. Get some in before cream while you choose what part of this about it. sive, just walk any direction for an hour Tuniquely, listings go by first name in Zthe fun starts all over again. magical land you’d like to visit next. Use- or two (or hitchhike any direction for the telephone book, and everyone is in Iceland AIrwaves 2010 Venues Risið Sódóma Venue Amsterdam Reykjavík Art Museum Tryggvagata 20 Tryggvagata 22 Tryggvagata 20 Hafnarstræti 5 Tryggvagata 17 Risið is a sports bar and jazz club at Sódóma translates to Sodom, but don’t Venue an Airwaves newcomer (al- Kaffi Amsterdam looks set to be the Once a year the Reykjavík Art Museum the same time, so the regular crowd be misled; there is no more – nor less though it was once part of the legend- dark horse of Airwaves 2010. With is transformed into Airwaves’ largest tends to vary. Generally speaking – sodomy here than in any other bar in ary ‘Gaukurinn’). Love it or hate it, this a regular crowd of rough and ready, venue. The Museum has seen some of though, you’ll find finger clicking jazz town. Climb the dark stairwell and enter place has got energy (AKA drunken hard drinking tough guys (and gals), the wildest dancing in town over the cats sitting around the huge centre bar a fairly large dance-floor where you can debauchery), seeping out of every crev- Amsterdam isn’t your typical Airwaves years, and its cavernous size and great come evening time. Risið will be home rock, groove, twist and mosh your way ice. It might take a while to get a drink venue, and probably all the more fun atmosphere offers you audience-types a to a mix of lo-fi, pop and acoustic through the eclectic range of acts that Airwaves sets this year, so if you’re grace its stage. Beers are moderately at the bar, and expect to have to jostle for it. Cheap beer and plenty of space real big slice of the Airwaves pie, with a looking for a venue where you can chill priced and there’s a covered smoking your way through the dance floor in will make many a mosher happy. Expect side of posh of course. Drinks are fairly out for a bit and appreciate things at a balcony for those that are brave enough order to get downstairs to the toilet (this gritty, sweaty old school rock outs and, expensive, but after all this is no dingy slightly gentler pace, this could be your to try shoving their way in there.
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