Musikgeschichte Archive - MATUSSEK!

A striking, high-contrast editorial illustration celebrating iconic female vocalists. In the center, a stylized, vintage-lit studio microphone wrapped in warm stage light, surrounded by floating vinyl records displaying retro label designs. In the background, soft silhouettes of a jazz diva, a punk rock performer, and a country singer blend into a hazy, atmospheric stage atmosphere with deep blues and rich gold accents. Cinematic lighting, sophisticated music magazine layout.

30/09/2026

Matussek: Große Sängerinnen & ihre Signature-Songs – Von Edith Piaf bis Nina Hagen

Nach den männlichen Croonern widmet sich Matussek nun den…

von Matthias Matussek

A striking, high-contrast editorial illustration blending pop-culture iconography with political tension. On the left side, the iconic, brightly colored drumhead from the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album cover is cracked and breaking apart like plaster, revealing vintage studio tape reels inside. On the right side, a dark contrast shows a podium microphone surrounded by a storm of loud speech bubbles and flashing news tickers over a map outline of Germany. Cinematic, dramatic lighting with sharp intellectual contrast.

04/09/2026

Matussek entzaubert „Sgt. Pepper“: Beatles-Überdosis, Studiotricks & Merz’ Paralellwelt

Jahrzehntelang führte es die ewigen Bestenlisten des…

von Matthias Matussek

A vibrant, high-contrast editorial illustration blending vintage soul music culture with modern politics. On the left side, a glowing, warm-lit retro vinyl record of a 1960s Soul compilation spinning on a turntable, with stylized silhouettes of a choir singing in a Southern Baptist church in the background. On the right side, a cool, dark contrast showing newsprint fragments with political headlines and a podium microphone. Dynamic, cinematic lighting with a deeply atmospheric, nostalgic aesthetic.

28/08/2026

Matussek: „That’s Soul“ 1967, die schwarze Kirche als Kraftquell & Merz’ Selenski-Sponsoring

Mitten in den berauschten Hippie-Hype von 1967 schlug der…

von Matthias Matussek