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The Question Is How Fast. This song is by Superchunk and appears on the album On the Mouth (1993). The hair is blonde and fallsDown your faceAn unsuccessful attemptTo try and erase. The fog (?fall) is blue and settlesSettles with the heatThis stitching is familiar I canTrace it with my feet. The matter is not where we goBut how long it will lastThe question is how fastThis is not a test, it's just an askAnd the question is how fast.

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The discography of Superchunk, including studio albums, singles, compilations and Videos. 7" singles and EPs. CD singles and EPs. Digital singles. Question Is How Fast" "100,000 Fireflies" (The Magnetic Fields cover). Ribbon" "Who Needs Light".

Ranking Every Superchunk Album. The indie-rock legends helped define '90s independent culture, went dormant, then returned stronger than ever in the 21st century. By Garrett Martin February 23, 2018 2:30pm. While relistening to all of them over the last few weeks, what most struck me is how even their weakest albums are still better than the vast majority of punk or indie-rock records released in the past 30 years. This discography can’t really be argued with. Before we start, let’s quickly talk about compilations

How to delve into the immersive and varied catalogue of one of indie rock's most seminal bands. The thing with Superchunk is that there isn’t a wrong place to start. Beginning with their brand new studio album, What A Time To Be Alive, is as good a place as any. But in case you need help, here are five sides of their music to sample. So You Want to Get into: The Anthems. On The Mouth, the band’s third album and first with current drummer Jon Wurster, is basically constructed of anthem after anthem: the distorted chug of Mower, the ascending crash of The Question Is How Fast, the giddy soloing frenzy in For Tension and of course, the electrifying flash of Precision Auto. More than anything in their catalogue, it’s most emblematic of Superchunk’s ability to write such powerfully engaging songs.

sort by album sort by song. album: "Superchunk" (1990). Sick To Move My Noise Let It Go Swinging Slow Slack Motherfucker Binding Down The Hall Half A Life Not Tomorrow. album: "No Pocky For Kitty" (1991). Skip Steps 1 & 3 Seed Toss Cast Iron Tower Punch Me Harder Sprung A Leak Tie A Rope To The Back Of The Bus Press Sidewalk Throwing Things. Precision Auto From The Curve For Tension Mower Package Thief Swallow That I Guess I Remembered It Wrong New Low Untied The Question Is How Fast Trash Heap Flawless The Only Piece That You Get. album: "Foolish" (1994). album: "Here's Where The Strings Come In" (1995).

Superchunk just released their eleventh album, What A Time to Be Alive, a politically charged punk rocker that finds the North Carolina band finishing their third decade together sounding as pissed off as ever. The Question Is How Fast (4:06) from On the Mouth (1993; Matador). That riff! When Superchunk really locked into a nasty, aggressive guitar riff, they kicked ass like few other indie rock bands in the early ’90s. And The Question Is How Fast is all about the riffs, simultaneously hooky and jagged, rising up to a soaring chorus. And while On the Mouth might not necessarily be their best album (my money’s on Indoor Living), it’s one that has no shortage of standout tracks, this being one of its best. Breaking Down (3:25) from I Hate Music (2013; Merge).