Sharp Pins Maps a Teenage Dream on ‘Mod Mayday 23’
The Kai Slater-led project returns to K Records with a record built from garage-pop immediacy and 60s-mod infatuation, anchored by the scrappy single “Saturday Sun.”
Staff Writer
The Kai Slater-led project returns to K Records with a record built from garage-pop immediacy and 60s-mod infatuation, anchored by the scrappy single “Saturday Sun.”
The new single pairs deadpan vocals with a horror-score viola, addressing the unavoidable mess of being human without offering easy comfort.
The newest preview from Segall's forthcoming Drag City double-drop swaps classic-rock harmonies for a darker, riff-driven charge.
In a new interview, the longtime Guns N’ Roses drummer counters rock’s most persistent reputation, describing a bandleader who looked after his people and led from the front.
The one-day event marks its first edition since 2022, moving into EartH on 3 October with two stages and tickets starting at £30.
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The Brooklyn noise-rock mainstays return with a 79-minute double LP reuniting both former drummers, picking up a thread left dangling since 2011.
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The Guatemalan boyband contrasts sunlit alt-pop with a sudden industrial collapse, tracing the friction between digital mediation and human connection.
At Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, the singer’s halftime set became part of the quarterfinal’s narrative—dispatched between a pregame “Outside” and an England win over Norway.