The Superimposers
CD SD 135
Release Date: August 2005

The Superimposers debut album, released on Valentine’s Day is a collection of their first four 7” releases to date with a couple of bonus tracks thrown in for good measure. Each single sold out almost immediately and this album provides the chance for a much wider audience (or those without record decks) to enjoy the wondrous and mesmerising beauty of their music.

Over the past 18 or so months the Superimposers have gone quietly about their business releasing singles, playing some low key acoustic gigs and enlisting a growing number of devoted followers. These include the like of Giles Peterson, Sean Rowley, Rob Da Bank, Chris Coco and Mark and Lard.
Rough Trade have championed the band from the release of the first single and the album is currently their “Album of the Month”.

Wall of Sound and Jazzanova have both licensed tracks for their recent “We love you, so love us 3” and “Secret Love” compilations respectively.
And with Q Magazine giving the album 4/5, calling it “a timeless album to treasure” and a host of other fantastic reviews from Time Out, Mojo, DJ Mag through to broadsheets like the Independent and the Observer, the Superimposers star keeps rising.

Their sound is unique with echoes of the summer pop of The Beach Boys, the 60’s psychedelia of David Axelrod or the blue eyed soul of Shuggie Otis whilst remaining thoroughly modern in the vein of Air or The Beta Band.
Their full studio debut will be released later this year. Look Out!