Sgt. Splendor

Sgt. Splendor
Sgt. Splendor
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Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners1,765+14.2%7dListeners from Playlists600-1.6%7dChangeN/A—

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Discography

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3
Albums
0
EPs
10
Singles
551,930
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USLos Angeles, US24
USPortland, US21
USSacramento, US20
USChicago, US16
USSan Francisco, US15

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251
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179,321
Playlist follower reach (sum)
600+
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34.0%
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Biography & Metadata

Indie darling and songwriting wunderkind, Kate Vargas teams up with guitar virtuoso, Eric McFadden, to present their highly anticipated new supergroup, Sgt. Splendor. Featuring Dave Schools (Widespread Panic), Paulo Baldi (CAKE, The Claypool Lennon Delirium), alongside heavy-hitting special guests, their debut album, Occasions for Self-Congratulations is sure to make an impact. The 1st single, "Whoopee Château", invites in Fishbone's Angelo Moore on organ, for a celebratory number with claustrophobic urgency. “We’re in the belly of the beast right now,” Kate Vargas sings on lead track “Whoopee Chateau,” her voice wafting like fumes from the barrel of a smoking gun. Expertly dodging one unsettling revelation after another, her phrasing quickly turns staccato, each word jolting like the bee sting she suggests you “put a penny on” during the chorus. “This record draws heavily from what we experienced during lockdown,” Vargas says. “It’s an abstract expression of that strange time.” “Yeah, you can definitely hear it in Whoopee Chateau,” adds Vargas’ bandmate and partner, Eric McFadden, who mesmerizes on the new single, deftly threading chromatic Latin-jazz guitar breaks through a deep, yet blessedly loose funk strut. “The whole thing has this Jim Morrison sentiment—like, I’m gonna get my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames.’”

Updated Nov 14, 2026, 6:19 PM
First discovered Aug 14, 2026, 12:57 PM