Unwanted Superheroes started in Pembroke Pines, Florida in 2002, when the members were still teenagers. Matt Burns, Mark Annino, Phil Edens, Matt Fernandez, Matt Ross and Trevor O’Hare pulled from punk, hardcore, pop-punk, alternative rock and screamo to create something loud, melodic and chaotic. In 2004, they released You Don’t Need This As Bad As I Do. No one in the band was older than 17. The album included songs like “Read Between the Lies,” “Goodnight Moon,” “Halo” and “Pistols and Petals.” During their original run, USH shared stages with Thursday, Coheed and Cambria, Emery, Rise Against, Alexisonfire, Silverstein, Hawthorne Heights, Hopesfall, 18 Visions and others. The band followed the album with The 2006 Summer EP before ending its original run. Nearly 20 years later, the music has been released again and introduced to a new audience.
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Unwanted Superheroes plays a raw blend of post-hardcore, screamo, and emo rooted in the Florida underground scene. Follow Unwanted Superheroes on Mood.
Unwanted Superheroes is from Pembroke Pines, Florida, where they originally formed as teenagers in 2002.
Their most notable release is the 2004 full-length album You Don't Need This As Bad As I Do, alongside The 2006 Summer EP.
