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| 1. | Digging For Something |
| 2. | My Gap Feels Weird |
| 3. | Rosemarie |
| 4. | Crossed Wires |
| 5. | Slow Drip |
| 6. | Fractures In Plaster |
| 7. | Learned To Surf |
| 8. | Winter Games |
| 9. | Rope Light |
| 10. | Hot Tubes |
| 11. | Everything At |
Cat Number: MRG380
Label: Merge
Info correct on: 29/8/2012
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The legendary Superchunk's latest release on LP
Superchunk's music never really translated over here in the UK. Over in the States, however, back in the early and mid-90s, they helped define a sound that countless bands, from Sleater-Kinney to The Get Up Kids, …And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead to Modest Mouse, The Dismemberment Plan to Ted Leo, have continued to shape and perpetuate to this day.
Infusing – as per usual – squalling, buzzsaw guitars and Mac McCaughan’s high-pitched, emotionally-charged vocals with simple yet cerebral lyrics that turn commonplace existence into something sad yet (as the title suggests) splendid, Majesty Shredding – their ninth album – brings their sonic template fully into the 21st century. Songs like opener Digging for Something, the upbeat chug of Slow Drip and the beautifully jittery Learned to Surf remain true to the time and place they come from, yet burst with the fresh enthusiasm of a band just out of college, an infinite American summer spread out in front of them.
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