Superorganism

About

Superorganism is a kaleidoscopic collective that defies the conventions of modern pop, blending surrealist art-pop with a DIY ethos that feels both futuristic and nostalgic. Hailing from a patchwork of global origins—spanning the UK, Japan, New Zealand, and Australia—the group is a sonic melting pot, crafting music that’s as colorful and chaotic as their multinational lineup. Their sound is a genre-defying cocktail of psychedelic pop, glitchy electronica, and lo-fi indie, with influences ranging from The Flaming Lips to Gorillaz. The band’s breakout moment came with their 2017 viral hit “Something for Your M.I.N.D.,” a quirky, infectious anthem that catapulted them into the indie spotlight. Their self-titled debut album in 2018 solidified their reputation as boundary-pushing innovators, earning critical acclaim for its playful experimentation and lyrical wit. Superorganism’s music is more than just sound—it’s a multimedia experience, often accompanied by vibrant, surreal visuals that mirror their sonic eccentricity. Culturally, Superorganism represents a new wave of collaborative, internet-born artistry, where geography and genre are irrelevant. They’ve collaborated with artists like CHAI and Stephen Malkmus, further cementing their place in the indie avant-garde. Recently, they released their sophomore album, *World Wide Pop*, in 2022, a bold exploration of global connectivity and digital culture. With their ever-evolving sound and boundary-pushing creativity, Superorganism continues to redefine what it means to be a band in the 21st century.