Superchunk: One Band, Two Decades, Ten Albums

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Superchunk: One Band, Two Decades, Ten Albums

瓜神app | By Adija Manley,

Published August 16, 2013 at 11:53 AM EDT

The album cover for Superchunk's latest alum,'I Hate Music.'

After 24 years together, the Chapel Hill indie-rock group is releasing their 10^th studio album, .

Host Frank Stasio talks with band members Mac McCaughan and Jim Wilbur about the quirky album title and the band鈥檚 evolution. They will also perform acoustic versions of their latest songs.

Superchunk performs next Saturday (August 24) at . The show starts at 9 pm.

You can listen a single from their album here:

http://youtu.be/zk2MnAz7lcM

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