Killer Tofu Records

Ask the Seattle-based trio supernowhere to describe their sound and they’ll each respond with unique yet shared perspective: “florid indie rock”; “angular yet airy”; “maximum syncopation, interplay, and collaboration—minimum direction, focus, and telling each other what to do”. Each description hints at the band’s expansive, somewhat uncategorizable sound built around artful contradictions.
On their 2018 debut Gestalt, originally written and recorded in Vermont, and recently remixed and remastered by Dylan Hanwright (mem. Great Grandpa, I Kill Giants, Apples With Moya), supernowhere juxtapose entrancing midtempo composition with slithery, arpeggiating melodies backed with melodic drumming. Bassist and singer Meredith Davey is at the forefront of most songs with their lilted voice that seems to glide effortlessly over the syncopated phrasings of their bandmates Kurt Pacing (guitar, vocals) and Matt Anderson (drums), with Pacing occasionally taking over vocal leads with a delicate, hushed voice that further enriches supernowhere’s atmospheric articulations.

Released by Topshelf Records on cassette

1. Hairspine 03:46
2. Truly A Great Night Like Many Other Nights 03:30
3. Fast Pilgrim 02:14
4. In The Field 02:58
5. David 02:53
6. Paper 03:45
7. Catch 03:30
8. Darl 04:47
9. Thaw 03:04
10. Cascade 05:04
11. Unthaw 02:41
12. Double Happiness 03:18

https://supernowhere.bandcamp.com/album/gestalt