KERRANG! New Edition With Cover Star TAYLOR MOMSEN Of Heavy NYC Rockers THE PRETTY RECKLESS

11 June 2026

THE PRETTY RECKLESS are an idolized 70s-inspired heavy rock band from
New York City, formed in 2009, fronted by the drop-dead gorgeous Taylor
Momsen
gifted with a skyscraping voice. She was just 16 when she joined
the group.

At the age of 3, she was already a kid actress and became a model in her teens.
And she still plays in movies and walks the catwalk in between inflaming TPR.

Momsen: “Music is where I can be me. Acting is easy. I’ve been doing it for so long
and I totally love it. But you’re playing a character instead of yourself. Music is more
personal because you’re writing it and you’re involved in every step of it.”

The band have pieced together their 5th album,
named DEAR GOD. It’ll hit the streets on June 26th.
Tracklist and order info here.

Kerrang magazine talked about it all with Momsen.

“Music can immortalise people. It’ll exist long after I’m dead,
after the people I love are gone, and that’s a really beautiful
thing.

Full interview here.

Musis, maestro, please.

Here’s the LP’s 4th single. It’s the title track.
A mid-tempo paced, searing outburst.

All 4 singles on Spotify


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Hardcore Rapper DEAR-GOD Rants With Frustration On His New Outburst ‘COPIAPO’

Daily electricity to load your batteries

6 April 2023

Artist: DEAR-GOD
Who: The musical project of 22-year-old musician Robert Ortiz from Brampton, ON.
With a self-produced vision that incorporates punk, hardcore and industrial sounds with rap cadences. He was on legendary British music website NME’s 100 artists-to-watch list
in 2021.

New single: Copiapó
It features JUNO-nominated rapper
Clairmont The Second.

TUTV: References? The grit of hip-hop punks Ho99o9, the gusto of Death Grips
and the hellish hardcore fury of Uniform. Get the sonic picture? Yes, DEAR-GOD
is a bad-ass ranting exorcist as he demonstrates angrily on the slow torch-burning outburst Copiapó. It’s a reflection on his experience of growing up and feeling alienated,
even today. You feel his frustration and vexation. This is proof again that personal pain
can drive musicians to mind-blowing exploits.

Feel the heat here.

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