Superchunk Here’s Where the Strings Come In Turns 20

Posted by @hafis_rosli | September 27, 2015

Without changing their tensely wound, post-Hüsker Dü punk-pop style at all, Superchunk sound completely weary on Here’s Where the Strings Come In. No longer do their nervous, amateurish songs sound energetic – they sound tired and broken. This actually results in some really interesting music, as Mac McCaughan tries to reconcile his broken spirits with his passion for punk. These songs tend to have more resonance than by-the-books rave-ups like “Hyper Enough,” no matter how well those are written, and they suggest that Superchunk may be better off if they decide to revamp their signature sound completely.

[WATCH] Superchunk – “Void” Music Video

Music video by Superchunk performing “Void” from the band recent album I Hate Music. Watch the video directed by Scott Jacobson below:

I Hate Music is out on now via Merge. Buy on iTunes/Amazon 

Superchunk: Website | Twitter

[WATCH] Superchunk – “Void” 9/27/2013 Jimmy Fallon

Superchunk performed “Void” on the Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. The song off of the band recent album I Hate Music. Watch the performance below:

I Hate Music is out on now via Merge. Buy on iTunes/Amazon 

Superchunk : Website | Twitter

[WATCH] Superchunk – “Staying Home” Music Video

Music video by Superchunk performing “Staying Home” from the band recent album I Hate Music. The video directed by Japanese-born artist Taiyo Kimura. Watch the video below:

I Hate Music is out on now via Merge Records. Buy on iTunes/Amazon 

Superchunk : Website | Twitter