Here's Where the Strings Come In

by Superchunk

Overview

Without changing their tensely wound, post-Huesker Due punk-pop style at all, Superchunk sound completely weary on Here's Where the Strings Come In. No longer do their nervous, amateurish songs sound energetic -- they sound tired and broken. This actually results in some really interesting music, as Mac McCaughan tries to reconcile his broken spirits with his passion for punk. These songs tend to have more resonance than by-the-books rave-ups like "Hyper Enough," no matter how well those are written, and they suggest that Superchunk may be better off if they decide to revamp their signature sound completely. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Product Details

Release Date:	04/19/2011
Label:	Merge
UPC:	0673855009018
Rank:	34357

Tracks

1. Hyper Enough
2. Silver Leaf and Snowy Tears
3. Yeah, It's Beautiful Here Too
4. Iron On
5. Sunshine State
6. Detroit Has a Skyline
7. Eastern Terminal
8. Animated Airplanes Over Germany
9. Green Flowers, Blue Fish
10. Here's Where the Strings Come In
11. Certain Stars

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Superchunk   Primary Artist

Technical Credits

Superchunk   Composer
Wally Gagel   Engineer
Steven Clark   Photography
Claire Ashby   Photography