Disposable, by Super American

Disposable

by Super American

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Thomas Ylvisaker Great music with the heart of emo and the sound of pop/rock. Definitely worth a listen/buy.

EMMETT really digging these guys, their album is incredible too Favorite track: Sloppy Jazz.

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1.	Sloppy Jazz 03:37	buy track
2.	Feeling Better 03:24	buy track
3.	Dearly Beloved 02:59	buy track
4.	Missing Pieces 02:43	buy track
5.	Congratulations 03:22	buy track
6.	Dumb 03:04	buy track
7.	Rebel's Yell 03:43	buy track

about

We live in a weird point in time that seems to glorify being said, but you wouldn’t know it when listening to Super American. Disposable is a collection of songs that borrow from and build upon the building blocks laid by the pop rock of the 80s and 90s. One listen to “Sloppy Jazz” and the infectious “Na-na-na’s” that make up the chorus will recall the likes of “Angel is the Centerfold” and leave you singing along, smiling from ear to ear.

There’s a care-free, youthful energy to the songs on Disposable, and although we’ve got two different vocalists and songwriters, these songs build upon one another to create the perfect album to start the new year with. Like “Sloppy Jazz”, the rest of the Matt Cox songs tend to feel more inspired by the likes of 80’s pop rock; huge organ swells and the perfectly wordy hooks lend themselves to some of the most Summery sing-a-longs. The Pat Feeley songs feel like they were ripped from the late 90’s; each of them feels like they could have fronted any of the decade’s handful of coming-of-age movies.

These moments continue to build until we hit “Rebel’s Yell.” The song starts out acoustic and takes you out of the moment, but only for a second. The song feels like a Holy moment; from the chorus running high on “hallelujahs” to the moment when the music starts to pick up. This song is the pinnacle of everything they’ve strived to create, and the perfect note to end on.

Disposable is out now on CD/Digital via Take This To Heart Records.

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released April 7, 2017

Recorded/Mixed by Jay Zubricky
Mastered by Jesse Canon

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Super American Buffalo, New York

Gangster of Love out May 31

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