Альбомы исполнителя
Dancing In Real Time
2022 · сингл
Superstar
2022 · сингл
Here We Are
2020 · альбом
Money
2020 · сингл
Welcome to My House
2020 · сингл
No Way (GGOOLLDD Remix)
2019 · сингл
Success
2019 · сингл
The Way That I Feel (Graham C Walsh Remix)
2018 · сингл
Secrets (Night Drive Remix)
2018 · сингл
Teeth
2017 · Мини-альбом
The Way That I Feel
2017 · сингл
Excelsior Springs
2017 · сингл
Secrets
2017 · сингл
Undercovers
2016 · сингл
For the Night
2015 · Мини-альбом
$Tandard$ EP
2014 · Мини-альбом
Похожие исполнители
Mr Little Jeans
Исполнитель
Springtime Carnivore
Исполнитель
Me Not You
Исполнитель
Wild Ones
Исполнитель
DWNTWN
Исполнитель
Brett
Исполнитель
Superhumanoids
Исполнитель
Tiny Deaths
Исполнитель
Scavenger Hunt
Исполнитель
Brave Shores
Исполнитель
Paperwhite
Исполнитель
Painted Palms
Исполнитель
REYNA
Исполнитель
Vic and Gab
Исполнитель
Kitten
Исполнитель
Abby Jeanne
Исполнитель
Leisure Cruise
Исполнитель
Blondfire
Исполнитель
Avid Dancer
Исполнитель
Биография
GGOOLLDD singer Margaret Butler never could resist a spectacle. Even during her years as a clothing designer, she came to realize she was more excited by the planning and production involved in fashion shows than by the clothes themselves. In GGOOLLDD, a synth-pop band that cut its teeth playing Milwaukee house parties before quickly graduating to bigger stages, Butler found an even more hands-on outlet for her inner showman: a canvas as glittering as any fashion show, but at once louder and much more intimate. Years after the group’s 2014 debut EP $Tandards$, those performer’s instincts continue to drive the band, albeit in some very different directions. Time has trimmed the group from a five-piece to a trio, and the music, in turn, has grown fiercer. On GGOOLLDD’s new album Here We Are, the group’s synth-rock—“dungeon disco” is their preferred term—is still pop-forward, but now it’s darker, nastier. The guitars snarl, and so does Butler. As she tells it, she’s spent the last four years growing progressively more pissed off, and on Here We Are, she makes no attempts to suppress the internalized rage that’s rattled in her head every day since 2016. “There’s a reason that I made the band name obnoxious and huge and in all caps,” Butler says. “That’s the vibe we’re trying to give off. Once you’ve established that, it’s kind of hard to fuck it up.”