Superbuick
Sign in to saveSuperbuick is the second studio album by American heavy metal band Mushroomhead. It was released independently in 1996. Most of the songs were later remastered on XX which was initially released through Eclipse Records, then through Universal Records after some slight modifications and two additional songs. This is their first album with Jack Kilcoyne on bass and the last with Joe Lenkey on samples/programming. Previous bassist (and Kilcoyne's brother) Joe Kilcoyne has songwriting credits for a few tracks, as revealed when the songs were recorded and released again for XX.
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Emerging in 2004 with tight friends from seasoned bands such as punk rock legends Violent Society, thrash innovators Fisticuffs, skaterock blazers Race to Die, indie rockers The Program and grind shredders Rue the Day, SuperBuick quickly built a following in eastern Pennsylvania by successfully morphing all their unique styles into an "out for fun" Rock'n'Roll band, with no hang-ups and a "who gives a fuck" attitude about creating good music. Known for kick ass live shows; entertainment is param
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- 1996
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- gothic rock
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- M3
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- Mushroomhead
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- Mushroomhead
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Superbuick is the second studio album by American heavy metal band Mushroomhead. It was released independently in 1996. Most of the songs were later remastered on XX which was initially released through Eclipse Records, then through Universal Records after some slight modifications and two additional songs. This is their first album with Jack Kilcoyne on bass and the last with Joe Lenkey on samples/programming. Previous bassist (and Kilcoyne's brother) Joe Kilcoyne has songwriting credits for a few tracks, as revealed when the songs were recorded and released again for XX.
The album was repressed in 2002 along with their self-titled album and M3, though some major retailers do not carry them. All three can be purchased at live shows.