Pure Noise Records Signs San Diego Pop Punk Band SUPER SOMETIMES – New Single/Video For “Say Something Now” – ‘From Then & Now’ Out Now

The rising tide of emo and pop-punk nostalgia has brought many amazing things—new songs from beloved artists, anniversary tours, and long-awaited reunions. But it has also ushered in a fresh wave of pop-punk, led by a new generation of artists coming of age in entirely different scenes. Today, Pure Noise Records announces the signing of Super Sometimes, (formerly known as New Aesthetic), a band that was too young to witness their San Diego hometown explode as a pop-punk launching pad around the turn of the millennium, but is now leading their own SoCal charge, melding generations of punk rock with an old - school DIY mentality and new - school social media savvy.

Along with the signing announcement, Super Sometimes have released a new song and music video for “Say Something Now”. The video gives the viewer and listener a perfect first introduction to the band who thread the needle between the adrenaline - fueled urgency of skate punk, the polished hooks and tight arrangements of Drive - Thru Records' heyday, the confessional lyricism and unfiltered emotion of Tumblr - era acts.

The new song can be found as part of ‘From Then & Now’, a compilation of their previous releases, which also includes a cover of Box Car Racer’s “All Systems Go”, both produced by Zach Tuch.

For the first time ever, Super Sometimes music is available on vinyl. Purchase ‘From Then & Now’ on vinyl here: https://purenoiserecs.lnk.to/SuperSometimes and stream it now in full on all digital platforms via this link: https://lnk.to/SuperSometimes