Superheaven Confirms Their First Album in Ten Years

      Pennsylvania alt crew makes a comeback...

      20 · 02 · 2025

      The Pennsylvania band Superheaven has announced plans for their first album in ten years.

      The band's discography has demonstrated lasting influence, with albums like their 2015 release 'Ours Is Chrome' significantly impacting alt culture in subsequent years.

      After taking a hiatus, Superheaven has hinted at their return. They are set to release a new album this year.

      Scheduled for April 18th through Blue Grape Music, the self-titled album was recorded and engineered by band members Jake Clarke and Zack Robbins, and co-produced by Will Yip [Turnstile, Mannequin Pussy].

      'Superheaven' is now available for pre-order/pre-save, featuring several exclusive and limited vinyl color variants, including a tour edition of 180-gram black vinyl with a rainbow foil jacket.

      The new single 'Cruel Times' is an infectious track, accompanied by a music video directed by Britain Weyant.

      Tune in now.

      Tracklisting:

      1. Humans for Toys

      2. Numb To What Is Real

      3. Cruel Times

      4. Sounds Of Goodbyes

      5. Long Gone

      6. Hothead

      7. Conflicted Mood

      8. Stare At The Void

      9. Next Time

      10. The Curtain

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