Danny Kilmartin

1 week ago | headstuff.org | Danny Kilmartin

The best Weezer songs aren’t just the hits you already know—they’re also hiding in weird albums, awkward comebacks, and chaotic experiments. With a Blue Album movie on the way, now’s the perfect time to revisit the band’s most iconic tracks. Whether you’re a newcomer or just Weezer-curious, this guide will help you navigate their vast and baffling catalog. No irony. No algorithm-driven nonsense. Just honest, curated entry points into one of the weirdest, most inconsistent bands in alt-rock history.

3 weeks ago | goldenplec.com | Danny Kilmartin

Pop’s cyclical nature rarely offers artists the space to return on their own terms, but Sugababes have done just that. At Dublin’s 3Arena, the trio delivered a triumphant set that felt more like reclamation than nostalgia—a confident restatement of their place in the pop canon. The night opened with Luna, Poland’s 2024 Eurovision entrant. Dressed like a space-age Gaga and channeling early Ellie Goulding, she delivered a polished set of electro-pop.

1 month ago | headstuff.org | Danny Kilmartin

Pavement never set out to be the defining band of ‘90s indie rock, but they were. Emerging from Stockton, California, with an effortless but intentional lo-fi sound, they created a blueprint for an entire generation of slacker rock bands. Their mix of surreal lyrics, off-kilter melodies, and disregard for traditional rock stardom made them underground icons.

1 month ago | headstuff.org | Danny Kilmartin

Selecting the best Pavement songs is no mean feat. While they never set out to be the defining band of ‘90s indie rock, they simply were. Emerging from Stockton, California, with an effortless but intentional lo-fi sound, they created a blueprint for an entire generation of slacker rock bands. Their mix of surreal lyrics, off-kilter melodies, and disregard for traditional rock stardom made them underground icons.

1 month ago | headstuff.org | Danny Kilmartin

Mother’s Day is a minefield. You want to celebrate, but not with some saccharine, Hallmark-friendly tune. You need great songs about mothers—the kind that actually say something real. Whether it’s love, loss, or complicated family dynamics, these tracks deliver. “Mother” – John LennonJohn Lennon doesn’t sugarcoat anything. Kicking off our list of songs about mothers; this raw, emotional song is about abandonment and the lasting scars it leaves.