John Maus: Last News

Last week, images and video surfaced of Ariel Pink and John Maus at the Washington, D.C. Trump rally that eventually turned into an insurrectionist storming of the Capitol building.

Berlin-based singer-songwriter Molly Nilsson is taking pre-orders on a 7" single re-release of her 2008 song "Hey Moon." All profits will be donated to Black Lives Matter, Nilsson says on the release's Bandcamp page. "Hey Moon" was covered by John Maus in 2011, and remains one of his best-known tracks.

John Maus in 2011, following this week’s pro-Trump riots in Washington DC.It comes after Maus was pictured alongside Ariel Pink and director Alex Lee Moyer in Washington following the protests on Wednesday (January 6), with Pink subsequently confirming he had attended Capitol protests to “peacefully” support US President Donald Trump.Maus’ cover of Berlin-based Nilsson’s ‘Hey Moon’ remains one of his most popular tracks, and in light of his apparent involvement in the protest – which Maus has not yet responded to – Nilsson is reissuing the track, with all proceeds going to Black Lives Matter.Alluding to the situation in a statement announcing a new 7″ release of ‘Hey Moon’ on Bandcamp, she wrote: “In case anyone was wondering, I’m a

Ariel Pink has been dropped by his record label, Mexican Summer, following the musician’s involvement at the Trump rally in Washington D.C. on Wednesday January 6.On January 7, a photo of Pink – real name Ariel Rosenberg – at the rally was shared in a private Instagram post.

Musician Ariel Pink clarified his showing of support for President Trump in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, the same day protesters stormed the U.S.

Ariel Pink rallied along with other Donald Trump supporters in Washington D.C. on Jan.

Ariel Pink and John Maus were both in attendance at the Capitol Building on Wednesday as a mob of Trump supporters forced their way into the premises in an apparent bid to overturn the results of the 2020 election. The chaotic and violent event left four people dead and led to Trump being suspended from Twitter and Facebook after he posted messages in which he repeated his belief that the election was "stolen" from him and telling his supporters: "I love you." Read Next: Listen to a new remaster of an iconic Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti track Among those supporters were indie musicians Ariel Pink and John Maus.

Ariel Pink was confirmed that he was among the crowds who attended yesterday’s riots at the Capitol Building to “peacefully show his support for the president”.A large number of Trump supporters managed to force their way into the Capitol building yesterday following a rally, which caused the building, which is the seat of US Government, to be put into lockdown as politicians and nearby office buildings were evacuated.Posting privately on Instagram, director Alex Lee Moyer shared a photo which confirmed that Pink was in attendance at the protest, alongside singer John Maus.Sharing the snap of the trio sitting on a hotel bed, which was tagged in Washington DC, she wrote: “The day we almost died but had a great time instead.”lol @ john maus

NME via Zoom from his sun-splashed suburban LA garden, the 27-year-old details the humble process behind the track which was knocked out in just a day. “I pretty much did everything wrong,” Phinney admits.

"In honour of the band and the recent passing of Florian, we have asked artists from the Friday line-up to compile their most beloved tracks from the masters of electronic"