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“We’re pretty ridiculous people,” laughs Super American co-vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Pat Feeley, whose band in many ways feels like the equivalent of their hometown Buffalo Bills’ tailgate scene: gleefully rowdy and best enjoyed with a beer in hand (with the non-zero chance someone might end up leaping through a flaming table when all is said and done). Since forming in Western New York in 2016, Feeley and his musical partner Matt Cox have blurred the line between absurdism and existentialism, swirling ‘90s melodicism, new-millennium pop-punk energy, and heartfelt emo into a wry, smirking rock sound. Now, on their third album, GANGSTER OF LOVE the duo let their melting pot sonic palette go further than ever, exploring the outer edges of their musical spectrums.
Super American plays a blend of pop punk, emo, and alternative rock, characterized by '90s melodicism and '80s punk energy. They are known for their albums like "Gangster of Love" released on Wax Bodega.
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Super American's core consists of multi-instrumentalists Matt Cox and Patrick Feeley. For live performances, they are joined by Aidan Licker, Daniel McCormick, and Liam Ebers.
Super American is a band from Buffalo, New York, where they were founded in 2016.