There’s something undeniably alluring about the rise and fall of rock stars that’s stood the test of time. Whether it was the hysteria of Beatlemania in the ‘60s or the advent of grunge in the ’90s that had kids suddenly bleaching their hair and donning oversized denim jackets, the way certain bands have come to define generations is captivating. On their latest album, Household Name, Momma take a look at what it means to make it big.

On their follow-up to 2020’s Two of Me, founders Etta Friedman and Allegra Weingarten decided to take a more personal approach to songwriting.