one hit wonder
What It’s Like Being a One-Hit Wonder
We spoke to Chumbawamba, Sweet Female Attitude and Nizlopi about what it feels like to strike gold just once.
How Social Media Changed The One-hit Wonder
The format has fallen to the wayside in the past few years. But should we be mourning its demise or celebrating?
What It's Like to Be a Diehard Fan of The Rasmus After All These Years
We spoke to some hardcore devotees of the Finnish rock band to find out what exactly fuels their love.
Self-Proclaimed "One-Hit Wonder" Post Malone Talks the Future and Premieres the Video for "Too Young"
He addresses the rumors of being an industry plant, working with Kanye, and recording music with Young Thug.
King Missile's John S. Hall Is a Sensitive Artist (Who Works at a Law Firm)
John S. Hall’s Twitter bio says that he “Had a band for a while—King Missile.” That band created the briefly popular song, "Detachable Penis," which made Hall briefly popular. But those days are over, and Hall now spends his days working as an...
The Vapors
The Vapors made a name for themselves with their popular 1980 single "Turning Japanese" and though frontman David Fenton has always denied rumors of the innuendo behind it, the song will probably always be known as a euphemism for self-pleasuring.
The Vapors
The Vapors made a name for themselves with their popular 1980 single "Turning Japanese" and though frontman David Fenton has always denied rumors of the innuendo behind it, the song will probably always be known as a euphemism for self-pleasuring.
Dexys Midnight Runners
Sometimes, when I mention "Dexys Midnight Runners," it takes people a good second to realize what the hell I'm talking about until I’m like, "uhh, that ‘Come On Eileen’ band.” Seems kind of unfair, to be honest.