Indoor Living

• Artist: Superchunk
• Rating:
• Release Date: September 02, 1997
• Genre: Rock

Review

Superchunk painted themselves into a corner long before the release of Indoor Living. By remaining true to their independent aesthetic and indie-punk sound, they earned a cult following with a series of records that essentially sounded the same. Like most indie bands, their earliest records were their rawest and most exciting, and their latter-day albums -- that is, any album after On the Mouth -- rely on craft rather than surprise. And there are no surprises on Indoor Living: it's simply another set of frenetic, tense, melodic and occasionally exciting punk-pop. Mac McCaughan is a solid songwriter, but with Superchunk he's not a particularly resourceful one -- he saves all of his experimentations for Portastatic, which leaves Superchunk a little predictable. Which means if you've followed them for this long, Indoor Living will provide some thrills. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Unbelievable Things	Superchunk	Superchunk	(5:21)
Burn Last Sunday	Superchunk	Superchunk	(4:52)
Marquee	Superchunk	Superchunk	(4:01)
Watery Hands	Superchunk	Superchunk	(4:31)
Nu Bruises	Superchunk	Superchunk	(2:41)
Every Single Instinct	Superchunk	Superchunk	(4:07)
Song for Marion Brown	Superchunk	Superchunk	(4:10)
The Popular Music	Superchunk	Superchunk	(4:04)
Under Our Feet	Superchunk	Superchunk	(3:37)
European Medicine	Superchunk	Superchunk	(5:11)
Martinis on the Roof	Superchunk	Superchunk	(5:57)

Credits

Superchunk (Producer), Laura Ballance (?), Mac McCaughan (?), John Plymale (Engineer), Mike Stucker (Assistant Engineer), John Plymale (Producer)

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