Superchunk
Majesty Shredding
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

Sealed 2010 Original. “Superchunk Never Broke Up Officially After The Release Of 2001’s Here’s To Shutting Up Album. They Played The Occasional Live Show, Put Out Compilations And Bootlegs, Contributed To Soundtracks, And Released A Couple Singles And An EP, But No Albums Until 2010’s Majesty Shredding. Since They Were Never Really Gone, It’s Hard To Call The Album A True Comeback, But It Is An Impressive Return To The Spotlight As Well As A Heartwarming Return To Form. The Album Casts Aside Almost All Of The Experiments The Band Tried On The Last Couple Albums And Forgoes Outside Contributors, Orchestration, And Production Tricks. Apart From The Horns On “Digging For Something” And A Viola On “Fractures In Plaster,” The Record Is Just The Four Members Of Superchunk Bashing Out Trademark High-Quality Indie Rock Bolstered By Loud Drums, A Thrilling Twin-Guitar Attack, And Mac’s Always Impassioned Vocals. It’s Like They Traveled Back To A Time Before They Started To Tire Of Their Sound And Began Looking For New Ways To Put The Songs Across -- Back To Here’s Where The Strings Come In, But With Songs About Kids, Nostalgia, And Growing Old Mixed In With The Usual Anxiety And Heartache. They May Have Planned It Or It May Have Been A Happy Accident; Either Way It Was A Great Move To Revisit Their Classic Sound.” – Tim Sendra, AMG