Maudlin
MAUDLIN writes music about love, lust, and what goes bump in the night— David & Priscilla pride themselves on super boppy hits, enormous energy, and earworm hooks. Fans of the Pixies & Weezer will love their songwriting, and fans of Olivia Rodrigo, Lucy Dacus, and Mates of States will love the vocals' big harmonies and female energy.
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Meet Mauldin: Pioneers of Pop Magic. The Minneapolis-based trio led by the dynamic force of David and Priscilla Priebe, alongside the rhythmic prowess of Whelan Keenan, has been everyone's sweetheart for nearly a decade, dishing out loud, infectious tunes adorned with irresistible melodies and nerdy sci-fi-fanfiction.
Mauldin stands tall in the vast realm of pop, similar to the Pixies, Bully, Weezer, Lucy Dacus, and Olivia Rodrigo. Their music is a sonic journey that lingers, leaving you craving more of their house party energy and unique blend of pop perfection.
The industry loves them, and it shows. Mauldin has seamlessly etched their name into the music scene's heart, becoming synonymous with excellence and effortlessness. Yet, despite their industry acclaim, Mauldin remains refreshingly unpretentious. They don't take themselves too seriously, but their true performer spirit emerges once they hit the stage.
Join Mauldin on a joyous ride through their sci-fi-pop universe. Whether you're a seasoned fan or a newcomer, their music is a testament to the enduring power of melody, true love, and nerdy obsessions. Get ready to be enchanted by Mauldin, where pop meets perfection, and things go bump in the night.
“The band is a blitz of post-punk, guitar smashing, wreck the train Rock and Roll that has not been seen since the glory days of CBGB. Behind all the Rock and Roll stance is a band with big brains and big hearts.” - Rock The Cause Records
Maudlin toured heavily in North America including such noteworthy performances as CMJ’s Music Marathon in, NYC, Summerfest, SXSW, Red Gorilla, The UMS, MWMF, The Minnesota State Fair, Minneapolis’s Zombie Pub Crawl (the largest in the world), First Avenue’s Main Room, as well as countless other festivals, colleges, clubs, radio and TVs shows.
