Superchunk In Concert
Superchunk performing live at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. Shantel Mitchell for NPR hide caption
Set List
"Throwing Things"
"My Gap Feels Weird"
"Crossed Wires"
"Animated Airplanes Over Germany"
"Skip Steps 1 & 3"
"Fractures in Plaster"
"New Low"
"Tower"
"Rose Marie"
"Driveway to Driveway"
"The First Part"
"Everything at Once"
Encore:
"Brand New Love"
"Slack Mother------"
"Hyper Enough"
It seems impossible for a band to take nearly a decade off and remain relevant. But the Chapel Hill, N.C., rock group Superchunk makes it sound easy. Founding members Laura Ballance and Mac McCaughan spent most of the past 10 years raising families and running their successful Merge Records label. But earlier this year, they blew the dust off Superchunk and got back to the business of making music of their own.
The band's latest, Majesty Shredding, is a potent guitar-rock album with all the youth, exuberance and inspiration of Superchunk's beloved early-'90s work. The band showcased the new songs, along with old favorites, in a full concert recorded live from Washington, D.C.'s 9:30 Club.
