#MGMT

#MGMT

MGMT played a crucial role in New York City's indie rock scene in the 2000s, bridging underground music and mainstream success.

MGMT's music remains culturally relevant over nearly two decades, serving as a reflection of different eras in America.

Loss of Life is a departure from their previous works, showcasing a more contemplative and earnest side of MGMT.

MGMT values inside jokes over traditional defining characteristics of their band.

The duo finds humor in unique musical elements that others may not understand.

Time to Pretend by MGMT is a youthful anthem embracing hedonism and rejecting traditional adult responsibilities.

MGMT's song, Time to Pretend, serves as a nostalgic reminder of the carefree days of youth and the inevitability of aging and mortality.

MGMT's new album Loss of Life challenges notions of good taste by incorporating big-tent pop pastiche.

The duo's work is seen as addressing glitzy mass appeal with an added layer of satire.

The title track of MGMT's album 'Little Dark Age' surprisingly popular among neo-Nazis on TikTok.

MGMT's profile has significantly risen due to the song's popularity on TikTok.

MGMT have released a new music video for their single "Bubblegum Dog".

The video pays homage to '90s alternative rock with its aesthetic and references to iconic music videos from that era.

The upcoming album, Loss of Life, will be released on February 23 and features collaborations with Christine and the Queens.

"Bubblegum Dog" is a song that originated as a meme among MGMT fans and gained legendary status within the fan community.

The song is now available to stream in full, after years of jokes and speculation about its existence.

"Bubblegum Dog" is a mid-tempo indie rock track with a DIY aesthetic and a visual directed by Julia Vickerman and Tom Scharpling.