Men’s magazine come back: You have lost nothing here, the band goes on a tour of Germany.
German post-punk and classic indie rock-these are men’s magazine. For ten years it was quiet about Rasmus Engler, Paul Konopacka, Torben Leske alias König Wilhelmsburg and Deniz Jaspersen. But in 2026 the Hamburgers come with their new album. You have lost nothing back on the stages of Germany.
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MusikExpress presented Three shows the German indie rock band:
- 09.12.2026 – Berlin, ballroom Kreuzberg
- 10.12.2026 – Cologne, Gloria
- 11.12.2026 – Hamburg, great freedom 36
These are men’s magazine
With her debut Atzelgift (2008), men’s magazine played at the center of the German Indie scene. Music critics: Inside, the band described as “lovable and picturesque”, their sound has always been raw and dynamic, the texts classically poetically, sincere and shaped by ironic joke. Somewhere between Tomte, Tocotronic, Heisskalt and Frittenbude, every LP marks its next apparently-subtle step into the musical adolescence.
So while on her debut album there were still clear rock elements, shrill guitar riffs and a creaked, deliberately unfinished sound, you have not lost anything here (2025) more introspective, perhaps even more adult.
On April 4th, her fifth studio album appeared and, typically catchy melodies and indie-dried skirt with a depth of content, united men’s magazines, which does not detract from the snotty charm of the Hamburgers.
Men’s magazine describe themselves as “the most normal band in the world”. Already in the beginning of the career, the musicians were primarily concerned with writing songs and having fun. With the latter you can support them in December next year: You have lost nothing here, men’s magazine goes on a tour of Germany.