Super Sometimes

Since emerging from the sun-soaked San Diego scene, SUPER SOMETIMES have embraced pop-punk’s most public tradition: growing up in real time. The young trio – vocalists/guitarists Gabriel Muñoz and Dylan Guzman and drummer Matthew Ludwig – have expanded their reach from local rooms to national stages and social media FYPs, pairing restless energy and irreverent humor with a forward-looking confidence to carry the torch for a genre that raised them.  That momentum crystallizes on SHOW THE WORLD WHAT’S UNDERNEATH, the group’s first original full-length for Pure Noise Records. Bridging skate punk, new-millennium pop charisma and modern angst, the songs explore coming-of-age malaise, romantic fallout and the thrill – and fear – of fully committing to the road ahead, rooted in the real stakes of putting everything on the line.  “We’ve all had to make a lot of grown-up decisions very quickly,” Guzman says. “For some of us, that meant not going to college or working as much as we could just to afford to go on tour and really give this a true shot.”  What emerges is a debut that captures the same limitless potential as the records that first inspired Super Sometimes: modern touchstones like State Champs, The Story So Far and Seaway alongside icons blink-182, New Found Glory and Green Day. True to its name, Show The World What’s Underneath reads as both mission statement and challenge – the first leap of a band determined to be seen on its own terms.