Showing posts with label Galaxie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Galaxie. Show all posts

Friday, December 6, 2013

SCANS: Galaxie Nº 12/13 (Malaysia)


In the final issue of Galaxie magazine, they published our letter that we wrote to them when we found out that they were ending their publication. Aside from that, they also included the whole winners list of the 2013 MTV EMA, of which Tokio Hotel is mentioned! I know it's nothing big, but it's the small things that count, right? :D

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Saturday, November 23, 2013

NOTICE: Goodbye, Galaxie!

After announcing on their farewell on Facebook yesterday, we are left devastated that their era is coming to an end. For those who don't know, Galaxie Magazine has been around for nearly FOUR decades! They are the longest running English entertainment magazine in our country, Malaysia.

What's even more awesome about them is that they're the only magazine who's published the most of Tokio Hotel! And having being our favorite entertainment magazine, this just makes us love them all the more.

Thank you, Galaxie, for everything. Thank you for all the Tokio Hotel articles, posters, lyrics, giveaways, printing our Tokio Hotel Tweets, and our articles sent in. We truly appreciate it all. You guys will always be dear to us! ♥

Saturday, March 2, 2013

SCAN: Galaxie Nº 02/13 (Malaysia)


It was so nice of our favorite local entertainment magazine to publish one of our Tweets about Tokio Hotel to them in the February issue! Much love to them!

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

SCANS: Galaxie nº 04/11 (Malaysia)

The latest issue of Galaxie Magazine (Malaysia) has a poster of Tokio Hotel!!! Make sure you run out fast to the stores to grab your copy! As promised, here's the scan of the Tokio Hotel poster which is at the back of the magazine.



Credit: @GalaxieMag (Twitter)

Friday, February 18, 2011

SCANS: Galaxie Nº02/11 (Malaysia)

Galaxie magazine's 15 - 28th, 2011 February issue features Tokio Hotel's "Hurricanes And Suns" lyrics. Hurry and grab your copies now!



LYRICS:

Love is a game for everyone
This is you and me
We had a thousand lives in one
We had hurricanes and suns
Hey, don't you know
We just begun

Come pain, come hurt
See the halo, hey hey halo
Come pain, come hurt
See the halo, hey hey halo
Hey hey hey, hey hey, hey

The first in the world that understand
Are the last that feel relieved
It's a melancholy time
But together we'll be fine
Hey, let's go with a smile
Into the end, into the end

Come pain, come hurt
See the halo, hey hey halo
Come pain, come hurt
See the halo, hey hey halo
Hey hey hey, hey hey hey
See the halo, hey hey halo
Hey hey hey, hey hey hey
See the halo, hey hey halo

Till the sun won't shine, to the end of time
We movin' now, in the halo, halo
Life and death, life and death, life and death
See the halo
Life and death, life and death, life and death
See the halo, halo, halo

Come pain, come hurt
See the halo, halo
Hey, we follow the halo
Hey, hey, follow the halo
Hey

Till the sun won't shine
Till the end of time
See the halo, halo, halo
Till the sun won't shine
Till the end of time
See the halo, halo, halo

Come pain, come hurt
See the halo, hey hey halo
Come pain, come hurt
See the halo, hey hey halo
Hey hey hey

Credits: @GalaxieMag (Twitter)

Saturday, January 1, 2011

SCAN: Galaxie Special Poster - Malaysia



Credits: @GalaxieMag (Twitter)

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

SCAN: Galaxie magazine 12/10 (Malaysia)

Galaxie magazine's 17 - 31st December issue has a poster of Tokio Hotel! Make sure you grab yourself a copy once it hits the stands!



Credit: @GalaxieMag (Twitter)

Thursday, September 30, 2010

SCAN: Galaxie magazine 10/10 (Malaysia)

Hurry!!! Get your copy of the latest issue of Galaxie magazine! There's a poster of Tokio Hotel's Bill and Tom Kaulitz inside!



Credits: @GalaxieMag (Twitter)

Thursday, August 26, 2010

SCAN: Galaxie Nº08/10 – Malaysia



Credits: @GalaxieMag (Twitter)

Thursday, June 10, 2010

SCAN: Galaxie Magazine - Malaysia

Thursday, June 3, 2010

SCAN: Galaxie Magazine - Malaysia (15.06.10)

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A big thanks to all the fans of Tokio Hotel and Galaxie readers who have contributed to these questions.

If I was not a fan of Tokio Hotel before we met, I certainly am one now. There is absolutely everything for you like them. His music is out of this world, they are larger in people than in all events for men (referred to them on the stage) on the stage, are very cool, kids are fun and you could have the pleasure of being with them. The best reward though for being a fan of Tokio Hotel boys are absolutely a treasure for you.

During the interview 15 minutes Galaxie Tokio Hotel during his visit here in Malaysia, it was impossible to get a straight answer from Bill and Tom Kaulitz, Georg Listing and Gustav Schäfer.

However, when it comes to matters of their fans, the guys take it very seriously.

Therefore, Tokio Hotel were quite happy to answer questions received via Twitter and Facebook. Keep in mind however that it was difficult to keep a straight face in some of their responses.

Because a number of questions on our list was about Bill's hair, we decided that this was the first.

Bill, can you explain why there is a worldwide obsession with your hair?

No se. I like to experiment and try new things with my hair. Before this, I had dreadlocks.

Bill, you tried to convince the rest of the guys for a makeover at her hair?

Bill: I hope they will, but ...

Tom, Georg, Gustav, "No! Never, ever.

Tokio Hotel, since you are clearly "living a dream" there are dreams that have not been met?

Bill: One of our dreams as a band we really want to go to Tokyo. We've never been there. A Grammy would also be nice.

Tom, what is the reason why you do not have a tattoo?

Tom: I do not know. I thought about it.

Bill: He is afraid. He's afraid of getting a tattoo.

Bill, if you had your own fashion collection, which include type of clothing?

Bill: I could not decide whether it would use the material or something completely different. But I really want to do something in the future that involves a collection because I love the design and creativity when it comes to fashion.

Is Georg who is ruining their opinion?

Tom: (joking) You can not play the bass well.

Georg: That's not true.

Tom: I do not know why, because Gustav taught me to play the drums very well but I can not seem to teach Georg. He has no talent. I think that's the main problem.

Georg: That's not true, that's not true.

Tokio Hotel, what will they do with all your motorcycle clothing and Unleashed Dogs after the tour is a secret?

Bill: That'll be interesting when we come home because my closets are already full. I have no place to put them! The bike, we put in the garden.

Bill, have you ever been in public without your makeup?

When I'm on holiday or no makeup and am usually not really a problem for me. But then again, I feel more like myself when I do.

Bill and Tom, you mentioned being "more than twins." What does that mean?

Tom: We are identical twins and the connection between us is very strong. We are like kindred spirits as well. I know what he thinks, the second he thinks.

Bill: I guess you could say we're almost like one person.

Georg and Gustav, as is working with Tom and Bill?

Bill: I think it's an honor for them to be working with us.

Georg: Sometimes it's a little annoying because they talk all day. But we've been a band for 10 years and feel more like brothers.

Tokio Hotel, what do you think of Asian girls?

Tom: Really good! We were in Singapore and saw some fans, and many of them are very beautiful girls. And it was the same when we come to Malaysia. All good, really good.

Georg: Tom is really happy.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

ARTICLE: Ringleaders - Galaxie Magazine (MY)


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It’s like the chicken and egg debate – which came first? Did German emo-pop act Tokio Hotel standout because of their music or did they become huge simply because of their frontman Bill Kaulitz?

Luckily, unlike the chicken and egg scenario, it’s not a terribly difficult question. The unanimous and popular answer is simple: Bill.

With his anime-esque big hair, androgynous look and way-too-skinny trousers, Bill single handedly grabbed the attention of music fans, DJs and journos, who initially at least, couldn’t decide if the frontperson was a guy or girl. Once the question of gender had been established though, Tokio Hotel was all the rage with Bill, the frontman, its star attraction. Strangely, the only person who remains oblivious to the number of heads he turns is Bill himself.

“No, Tokio Hotel is all about the music,” Bill immediately responds when asked if he had anything to do with the band’s fame. As far as he is concerned, Tokio Hotel is a package. And that package includes Bill’s identical twin brother Tom on guitar, drummer Gustav Schafer and bassist Georg Listing. “Tokio Hotel is a visual offering and the only thing I bring to the band is my personality,” he adds during our interview.

Bill states, however, that his flamboyance isn’t integral to the band’s success. He claims, rightly so, that when one hears Tokio Hotel’s music on the radio, how the frontman dresses or what he looks like doesn’t factor in.

For the 20-year-old, Tokio Hotel is not about him. It is about a dream he and brother Tom had when they started writing music at the tender age of seven.

The brothers grew up in a small salt-mining village in Magdeburg, Germany that was so far removed from the bright lights of the big city that few believed they would amount to anything. Yet, despite the odds, Tokio Hotel has gone on the become one of the biggest acts in Germany and, on the strength of their major label English debut Scream and hit single Monsoon, the world!

“We were so ready to make music,” says Bill. “I know it sounds crazy but that was all we ever dreamed of.” The frontman cannot emphasize enough that it is the music, and the band’s passion for it that resulted in success. “It is important to be creative and to come up with fresh ideas,” he adds.

The passion has undoubtedly paid off. Tokio Hotel are a multi-platinum selling act with four No. 1 German singles and sold-out tours to their name. And the icing on the cake, according to Bill, was playing at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2008 where they took home the Best New Artiste accolade.

But while Tokio Hotel did score big with Scream, for their follow-up Humanoid, the band were determined to crank it up even more. The current album, which was tracked in Hamburg, Miami, and L.A., sees the band at its most experimental.

“Monsoon was started 13 years ago and [this time] we knew we wanted to make something that was new because we definitely did not want to recreate or top what we had done previously,” states Bill. “Humanoid is completely different and it was cool to do. But more importantly, it shows the world what Tokio Hotel can sound like. It’s eclectic and versatile and has some cool vocals.”

There are more electronic sounds on Humanoid too, which complement Bill’s dazzling stage persona. When asked, the frontman picks their first single Automatic as a good representation of the theme they were going for on the current album.

“How many things happen automatically everyday?” Bill asks. “The door opens and closes automatically, shifting gears in a car; a camera lens – all those are always positive things, but when the mechanical quality of the automatic meets human things like love, then suddenly it becomes extremely negative. Love has to be spontaneous and genuine, never automatic and cold,” says Bill of the album’s unifying theme.

So a new sound, new subject and new live shows but will fans be able to connect with the band and their new ideas. Bill is 100% positive, “We love our fans because they are the loudest of all and do such crazy things. They always support us, no matter what has happened. And a lot has happened.”

Monday, March 29, 2010

SCAN: Galaxie magazine (Malaysia) 1 - 15 April 2010 issue

Here's a peek at the 1 - 15 April 2010 issue out on newsstands on Thursday! :)

Sunday, January 31, 2010

NOTICE: Tokio Hotel Poster in Galaxie Magazine!


A Tokio Hotel poster will be in Galaxie's February 1 - 14, 2010 issue!

Credits: @GalaxieMag (Twitter)

Sunday, December 6, 2009