Biography

The Pinkertons are back, better than ever! Since last time, they have expanded the crew with Oda Dahl, who is currently enjoying great success in The Voice. They have also worked hard in the studio, resulting in two EPs, the first of which, Gothenburg Nights Derailing, will be released on May 5th. Since last time, they may have become less retro, but their sound is even more timeless. 
 The first single, Glory/Delusion, is a perfect example of this. The gang displays an unparalleled pop sense with delightful piano lines with clear hints of 'Söta Bror', straight-to-the-face guitars, and a locomotive-like bass, setting te stage for vocalist Gorm Kjærås Dahl to deliver the message like only he can. The song is a romanticization of youth and naivety and how pop is the soundtrack to memories of the dramatic formative years. 
 Putting The Pinkertons in a box is tricky. They draw inspiration from rock, synthpop, and spaghetti westerns from the 60s. It sounds dynamic and cohesive, from big and powerful to small and sacred, and its sparkling pop music in every way. 
 As with their previous album, the band themselves have been in the producer's chair. They address everyday life in a world dominated by bad vibes, armed with big dreams and shameless pop romance. This somewhat paranoid romance, sprinkled with a good dose of unrealistic (yet extremely smartly executed) ideas, forms the backdrop for their upcoming EP, which is available everywhere on May 5th.