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Indie musician Ariel Pink has been dropped from his label after he confirmed attending the Trump rally that led to the violent attack on the US Capitol. “Due to recent events, Mexican Summer and its staff have decided to end our working relationship with Ariel Rosenberg AKA Ariel Pink moving forward,” tweeted the New York-based record label Friday. (As of Friday afternoon, Pink’s page on the Mexican Summer website was still active.) The announcement came just a day following Pink’s explanation on Twitter that he had attended the Washington, DC, rally to “peacefully show my support f...

After attending the White House rally that transitioned into the storming of the Capitol Building earlier this week, musician Ariel Pink has been dropped by his label Mexican Summer.

In a phone call, Najjar, 43, told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay that he was an assistant engineer during mixdown sessions for The Glorious Burden at Morrisound. Najjar, who now owns Badlands Recording in Colorado, said that the last week-long mixdown happened in summer 2003 after vocals from former Iced Earth singer Matt Barlow — who left the band and eventually became a police corporal in Georgetown, Delaware — weren’t good enough. Najjar told CL that he tried to be as innocuous as possible during the mixdown sessions. “That’s what assistants do, you set stuff up and you get ou...

Instagram followers into her the West Village home, pointing out works by Rene Ricard, Kit Kennan. Photo courtesy Instagram. But in the season premiere, Keenan didn’t get much of a chance to talk to our Bachelor about contemporary art—or much of anything at all. After handing James a snow globe of New York to symbolize their shared hometown, Kit was interrupted by Victoria, the founder of a spray-tanning company who arrived aloft on a throne carried by four guys, tiara on head, insisting on being called “Queen Victoria.” “Excuse me princess, but the queen is here,” Victoria sa...

Musician Ariel Pink responds to backlash about his attendance in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday to show support for President Trump.