“After riding an enviable crest of internet buzz following their early singles, eight-member, international London-based group Superorganism have released their self-titled debut. And what a debut it is! Grabbing you first with its hooks, but keeping you around with its hilariously bizarre and wooly production style, this album will likely land on more than a few year-end lists. Superorganism ess”
“Superorganism push the boundaries of what pop can be on their fascinating debut”
“The debut from the UK collective is a hugely accomplished reflection of the present, a magpie-friendly collage of pop all glued together by the laconic voice of Orono Noguchi.”
“The world needs this Superorganism album. Or, at least, Superorganism think so. Speaking to NME last year, guitarist Harry lamented the stale nature of modern pop, saying: “It feels like it needs a bit more fun injected.” By the end of the band’s debut, it’s clear that this album is just what he had in mind. It’s no surprise that this band are in such a chipper mood considering their dizzying ris”
“On paper, Superorganism’s appeal is clear: eight divergent oddballs come together, originally via social media and then in an east London house share, to make a virtue of their disparate personalities by writing an album as varied as their individual international backgrounds. On record, though, that appeal dwindles: ‘Superorganism’ is, for the most part, an undercooked, callow and solipsistic app”
