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Dear Him,

I know right now we're lost souls in this world right now trying to find our place, but I miss you in this cold lonely world. We're growing and it scares me that we might grow apart when all I want to do is grow with you... I loved you when I was 14 and gave you a part of me so young and dumb. I loved you when I was 16 holding onto hopes of FaceTime turning into face to face time... to being 18 and in love and lost. I understand what's going on and why it's happening. There's moments I'm completely open to the fact of exploring my individuality, but the thought of you is still lingering in the back of my mind no matter how hard I try to escape you. I unconditionally love you. When you texted me it broke me because I knew no matter how much I'm trying to let go I will always reply. I want you to be ok. I want you to be happy. It's hard because I just want to know if you're ok or if you want me to bring you a strawberry milkshake from Steak & Shake. I can't get you out of my mind and I feel like I'm going crazy. I'd be at the checkout line and look and the Almond Joys and think of you, I don't even like Almond Joys... or I'd be pumping gas and think of how you always get the exact amount. I miss you but I have to accept that the timing isn't right... I'll always love you. The lady today told me that we were lessons to each other and it made me think about how one day you'll become a story I tell to my daughter.... I never wanted a big house or many kids but you gave me the big dreams of future and I hoped it would include you but now the visions a little blurry again... but I thank you for showing me how to love...

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The Mammal Gallery. Atlanta, Georgia. October 29th

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The Mammal Gallery. Atlanta, Georgia. October 29th

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Superbody was born in the mountains of Chattanooga, Tennessee, the brainchild of Robert McCurry and Caleb Dills. The duo has only just begun; after 5 months, the band has produced their first full length album, Hades Land.

Vocalist, McCurry, brings the deep, pop vocals of the 80’s, while Dills softens the sonorous voice with dreamy indie sounds. The album opens with “Call Me That.” McCurry’s baritone voice flows over a harmonizing layer of twinkling melodies. The video was directed by Athens’ own, Vann Johnson. The video really embodies the band’s ethereal persona, as McCurry wakes up in a world of surrealism, surrounded by montages of plastic toy animals and magazine clippings. McCurry walks through this world with a feminine poise, which lightens the low tone of his voice and adds a bit of humor to the colorful dream.

“Hands Up” employs a more industrial, noise style with a haunting melody, but the chorus comes through with airy “ooh’s” and an uplifting riff. “Wings 4 Two” follows with sweeter sounds and lyrics. This track definitely exhibits an 80’s pop sound, with samples from a female voice, “I don’t really care where we go, baby. It could be Paris, London or Little Rock for all I care…” The synth utilization is similar to that of Desire and Chromatics. Superbody exhibits the same ambiance, but continues to include a subtle and deep, indie sound that makes it all their own.

“5678” takes on a more upbeat sound with a funky riff and more synthesizer beats. Finally, “Fools Gold” completes the debut album with a rough, rock sound combined with a dreamy synthesizer melody.

Superbody has been born, and they’re definitely a band that we’re definitely interested in watching grow. It’s rare that a band comes along and creates something new. No doubt Superbody will continue to change their sound as they evolve, but we hope they remain constant in their originality and creativity. Imagine their live shows! Check them out at the Flicker Theater on October 7th and/or the 40 Watt on November 6th.

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