Songs in the Key of Yikes (Indie Exclusive Orange & Black Swirl Vinyl)
Mac McCaughan says, “It’s always been the case that everyone is going through something that you may not be aware of. This is currently more true than ever—but also the case that we are all going through some things together. In the face of that, what good is art and where is happiness found? (Spoiler alert: I don’t know.)”
In seeking an answer, Superchunk unleash a sound that is triumphant and bright in the darkness, Majesty Shredding in overdrive. Songs in the Key of Yikes is a signature Superchunk album: visceral and timeless and catchy as hell—a cathartic balm for these oppressive times that will feel even better once we’ve figured our collective shit out.
Mac McCaughan says, “It’s always been the case that everyone is going through something that you may not be aware of. This is currently more true than ever—but also the case that we are all going through some things together. In the face of that, what good is art and where is happiness found? (Spoiler alert: I don’t know.)”
In seeking an answer, Superchunk unleash a sound that is triumphant and bright in the darkness, Majesty Shredding in overdrive. Songs in the Key of Yikes is a signature Superchunk album: visceral and timeless and catchy as hell—a cathartic balm for these oppressive times that will feel even better once we’ve figured our collective shit out.
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Mac McCaughan says, “It’s always been the case that everyone is going through something that you may not be aware of. This is currently more true than ever—but also the case that we are all going through some things together. In the face of that, what good is art and where is happiness found? (Spoiler alert: I don’t know.)”
In seeking an answer, Superchunk unleash a sound that is triumphant and bright in the darkness, Majesty Shredding in overdrive. Songs in the Key of Yikes is a signature Superchunk album: visceral and timeless and catchy as hell—a cathartic balm for these oppressive times that will feel even better once we’ve figured our collective shit out.
