Superintendo Bring Energy & Excess With New Single “Inebriator”

Superintendo have followed up last month’s Something Like This single with their new single, Inebriator, that is now available through streaming platforms via Punkerton Records. Recorded at Little Eden with Pete Steinkopf (The Bouncing Souls) and mastered by Eric Taft, Inebriator brings energy and excess to to new album, We Will Not Be Undersold, that is due out next month and further expands on the foundation the band constructed with their debut full-length, Beauty Routine.

“Inebriator is the record’s sensory vacation. It started as a writing exercise to try to write a party song with lyrics written the way a drunk person speaks. It turned into a deliberately stupid and chemically compromised break from all the things there are to be pissed off about on the rest of the album. But underneath all the jokes and word cocktail is the boring truth that sometimes we get fucked up because we don’t know what else to do with everything we’re carrying around. The song is less a celebration of excess than an admission that self-medication can be/has been easier than actually confronting the things that make you anxious, angry, or bored. It’s also funny because I don’t drink very much and stay away from drugs.” (vocalist & guitarist Luke West)