SuperGlu storm Norwich Sound and Vision
One year ago, Sr. Momán created a 50 foot mural of Dorian Wood on the side of a building in Nava de la Asunción to celebrate his arrival in Spain. This year, a mystery artist painted a photo-realistic mural of Krista’s face to celebrate the arrival of SuperGlu at Norwich Sound and Vision.
They closed the convention on Sunday with a set so good, Outline reviewed it twice.
“Huge choruses to songs we’ve never heard have us singing along, the two songs they have released are received like number one hits and even a broken drum pedal and string only help to make them even more endearing. I could have spent hours in their company, they could have played the set through multiple times, and it was the perfect celebratory, upbeat mass sing-along way to round out three amazing days.” – Stuart Preston, Outline
“‘Latvian’ features the kind of multi-lingual wordplay most established bands wouldn’t go near, while the ‘woo-oohs’ of a new song worm themselves into your brain so effectively you wonder if you’ll ever be able to think of anything else ever again.” – Wow 247
“… to see the bloody marvellous SuperGlu at the Mash Tun. As with Bad Grammar at the same venue last year, this is the perfect conclusion to NS+V. Mischievous, jaunty punk-power-pop-indie played with oodles of enthusiasm with simply one of the most charismatic frontmen around. Absofeckinglutely brilliant.” (10/10) – Pavlis, Outline
