The Superions

The Superions found Earth to dominate the earth with delirious dance music. They began by taking on the body of B-52s frontman Fred Schneider, key pad and electrical drum participant Noah Brodie, and programmer Dan Marshall, and generating an album’s well worth of Xmas music known as Destination…Xmas! But seriously, people, the Superions had been Schneider’s 1st real band since founding the B-52s in Athens, Georgia along with his pals Kate Pierson, Keith Strickland, and Cindy and Ricky Wilson. The music group developed out of Schneider’s lengthy companionship with Marshall and Brodie, occupants of Orlando, Florida. Although there’s a Transformers personality using the same name, the Superions had been actually called after an obscure B-movie that Schneider recalled viewing in his misspent youngsters. Marshall and Brodie have been producing music together for a long time, however the Superions get-together designated their first rung on the ladder into the nationwide limelight. In 2006, they performed Schneider an instrumental monitor they’d been focusing on. It experienced a late-night tiki lounge experience; he documented his spontaneous musings plus they performed it back again. The recommendations to low-hanging fruits no tan lines produced “Totally Nude Isle” an electronic strike. The follow-up with their 1st single, released on vinyl fabric by Happy Content Birthday if you ask me Information of Athens, was a disco tune about shoplifting known as “Who Threw That Ham at Me?” That was an electronic hit, too, therefore they kept heading. According with their Twitter give food to, Nude Island premiered on Halloween of 2008, therefore a Halloween recording for 2009 became their following project. That recording stalled out after two music, “Zombie Disco” and “Batbaby,” however in keeping with the vacation theme, the trio started focus on Destination…Xmas! In the mean time, they released an eponymous digital EP, which also included “Those Sexy Saucer Ladies.” Destination…Xmas! arrived in Oct of 2010 and was essentially the most intimate Xmas record since Eartha Kitt’s “Santa Baby.” The Superions laid down dance-happy beats and referenced cannibalism, the erotic usage of chocolate canes, and drunken family members on Destination…Xmas!, making it an ideal Xmas album for those who hate Xmas. After the launch of the Xmas recording, the Superions decreased a set of singles, 2011’s “Batbaby” and 2014’s “Konnichiwa,” but Schneider’s commitments using the B-52s place the group on the trunk burner for a couple of years. That transformed in 2017, when the Superions came back to action using their second full-length recording, Vertical Mind.