Don't Say That

SUPERFOOD’s latest album, "Don't Say That," is a delightful slice of indie pop goodness that is as refreshing as a cold pint of cider on a hot summer’s day in Clapham Common. The band’s quirky blend of catchy hooks, infectious melodies, and quirky lyrics make for a fun and enjoyable listening experience that will have you tapping your feet and humming along in no time. From the infectious opening track "Right On Satellite" to the dreamy closer "Pallasades," SUPERFOOD showcases their knack for crafting memorable pop gems that will stick with you long after the album has finished. The band’s signature blend of jangly guitars, bouncy basslines, and whimsical synths create a sound that is uniquely their own, while frontman Dom Ganderton’s distinctive vocals add another layer of charm to the mix. Standout tracks like "Foam Party" and "You Can Believe" showcase the band at their best, with catchy choruses and infectious hooks that will have you hitting repeat again and again. While some tracks may veer into slightly formulaic territory, the overall energy and enthusiasm that SUPERFOOD bring to the table more than make up for any shortcomings. In conclusion, "Don't Say That" is a solid effort from SUPERFOOD that showcases their growth as musicians and songwriters. With its infectious melodies, catchy hooks, and charmingly quirky lyrics, this album is sure to be a hit with fans of indie pop everywhere. So grab a pint, put on your dancing shoes, and give it a spin - you won’t be disappointed.