The track marks the band’s first new music since 2021
The track is quintessential Bleachers, with its distinctly 21st century, anxious energy paired with heart-on-sleeve E Street nostalgia. There are gang vocals on the chorus, tributes to New Jersey, a little glockenspiel, self-referential band shout-outs, and you better believe the bridge is an instrumental breakdown and rave-up filled with “woah-oh-oh”’s and dueling saxophones.
“Modern Girl” also arrives with a music video, directed by Alex Lockett, which captures a boisterous performance from the band. The video’s through line appears to be a tomato rolling around the rehearsal space, avoiding an inevitable squish until the song ends and Antonoff finally steps on it.
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