The Technicolors Bare Their “Gold Fang”
- Charles Luberisse
- Jun 27
- 1 min read
Written By: Big C
It starts with a grin, then ends in a growl.The Technicolors crank the voltage with Gold Fang, a snarling and seductive new single that sets the tone for their upcoming album Heavy Pulp. It’s villainous. It’s slick. And it doesn’t ask for permission. The opening riff slices like a whip, with fuzzed-out guitars, moaning vocals, and a hunger that feels more like a threat than a request. With “Gold Fang” leading the charge, the band signals that rock is bearing its teeth. Lead singer Brennan Smiley shared:
It gave us a confident burst of excitement… a magical collision of ideas.
Produced by GRAMMY-nominated Robert Adam Stevenson and featuring BRONCHO’s Nathan Price on drums, "Heavy Pulp" was born out of creative retreat and raw intention. After years of non-stop output, the band took a step back, rediscovered their bite. The result? A body of work that sounds massive, urgent, and unapologetically loud. Stream "Gold Fang" and connect with The Technicolors on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music.
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