Multiple musical acts have used the name Modern Men or Modern Man, with limited distinguishing details available. A Scottish New Wave band called Modern Man, featuring Jim Cook on vocals, Colin King on drums, Ali McLeod and Danny Mitchell on guitars, and Mike Moran on bass, formed in the late 1970s and released the album Concrete Scheme and single “Things Could Be Better” on MAM Records in 1980-1981. Other acts include a Pittsburgh R&B/dance/cover band led by Sputzy Sparacino from 1984-1990, an instrumental avant-garde metal project from Sacramento formed in 2015, a sleaze-gaze band from Charleston, SC, and the Modern Men Chorus, a gay men's chorus from Palm Springs active since around 2014 with performances at local venues like the Palm Springs Cultural Center. Public records on live performances and achievements are sparse beyond these releases and events.