Superintendo release "Inebriator", new single from album "We Will Not Be Undersold"

Superintendo have put out a new single, "Inebriator", now available on streaming platforms through Punkerton Records. The track follows "Something Like This", released last month, and comes from "We Will Not Be Undersold", the band's upcoming album scheduled for next month.

The song was recorded at Little Eden with Pete Steinkopf of The Bouncing Souls, and mastered by Eric Taft. The band says the record builds further on the foundation laid by their debut full-length, "Beauty Routine".

Vocalist and guitarist Luke West said the track began as a writing exercise: an attempt at a party song with lyrics written the way a drunk person speaks. "Inebriator is the record's sensory vacation", he said, framing it as a deliberately stupid break from the anger that drives the rest of the album.

West added that beneath the jokes sits a plainer idea: people get wasted because they don't know what else to do with what they're carrying. He described the song less as a celebration of excess than an admission that self-medication can be easier than confronting anxiety, anger or boredom, noting the irony that he drinks very little and stays away from drugs.

"Inebriator" is streaming now, with "We Will Not Be Undersold" due out next month on Punkerton Records.