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Superorganism - Superorganism

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After a time there is a conventional wisdom that Bands become Brands, and all too often (we'd wager most of the time), if you think critically about what a band is called, it's typically a total disconnect against the name (no one really expects, for example, Arcade Fire to canvass precisely that).

Which brings us to Superorganism, an originally far flung collection of musicians who bonded in person but also, primarily, over email and Skype and who now largely share the same residence in London, except for that one who lives in Australia. Of course. That moniker syncs, but what does it mean?

Their pop pastiche caught the indie world's attention and held it—and that clever grab bag approach makes intriguing bedfellows of a litany of effects and musical genres. It's a little slacky but often undeniably fun, seasoned with a variety that begs surprises. Like opening a present. Let's unwrap.

Superorganism - Superorganism

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Content provided by Mark Couvillion, Shane Bartell, Kevin Newsum, and Ryan Newsum. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Mark Couvillion, Shane Bartell, Kevin Newsum, and Ryan Newsum or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

After a time there is a conventional wisdom that Bands become Brands, and all too often (we'd wager most of the time), if you think critically about what a band is called, it's typically a total disconnect against the name (no one really expects, for example, Arcade Fire to canvass precisely that).

Which brings us to Superorganism, an originally far flung collection of musicians who bonded in person but also, primarily, over email and Skype and who now largely share the same residence in London, except for that one who lives in Australia. Of course. That moniker syncs, but what does it mean?

Their pop pastiche caught the indie world's attention and held it—and that clever grab bag approach makes intriguing bedfellows of a litany of effects and musical genres. It's a little slacky but often undeniably fun, seasoned with a variety that begs surprises. Like opening a present. Let's unwrap.

Superorganism - Superorganism

Video for Something For Your M.I.N.D.
Video for Everybody Wants To Be Famous
Video for Reflections On A Screen


A Few Minutes With

[Ben Kweller - Heart Attack Kid][5]

A Current Affair

[Generationals - It May Get Bad When You're Lonely And Cold][6]
  continue reading

176 episodes

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