Superintendo Released a New Punk Rock Anthem EVERGREEN Challenging Us to Be The Change

Now Streaming On Punkerton Records

Chapel Hill Punks, Superintendo, challenge you to be active participants in change rather than waiting for someone else to do the heavy-lifting with their new punk rock anthem, Evergreen released last week via Punkerton Records. Thank you, we needed this!

Luke West and the crew from Superintendo have created a driving and intricately melodic punk rock anthem about taking charge of your life. These days, it’s so easy to get discouraged and overwhelmed with the pressures of life crushing you down onto the couch or your bed. No matter how bad things are, and how much you want to change, you just can’t bring yourself to take the next step. Instead, problems stack up and make things even more overwhelming to tackle.

Punk rock tough love.

Well, a ray of hope in the form of punk rock tough love has arrived. Let Superintendo’s “Evergreen” be that next step. The band doesn’t just point the fingers outward, they point them at themselves as well. This song is catchy as hell, but also feeds that part of you that craves intricate guitars and driving melodies. Instead of passive acceptance, use the driving guitars on “Evergreen” to drive you to take that next step to a better life. No one’s going to help you until you help yourself.

“Evergreen” is a breakneck anthem for anyone who’s ever thought, “Someone else will fix it.” Fueled by frenetic drums and intricately layered guitars, the song takes aim at the comfortable delusion that things will get better without action — a lie we tell ourselves from behind laptops and locked doors. It’s a rallying cry to ditch passive hope, leave the house, and do something real. Urgent, melodic, and just a little self-deprecating, “Evergreen” is punk with purpose — and a reason to dance while you’re waking up.” – Luke West (vocals and guitar)

Band Bio

Superintendo is a genre-curious punk band from Chapel Hill, NC that sometimes plays ska/dub. While they strive to make every single song an absolute banger, they also fold in some pretention wherever they can by shoehorning in some jazz, bossa nova, or prog (gross). Basically, they play both genres: fast and slow. But mostly fast. Superintendo brings a no-pretensions approach to their music and performances where they strive to get everyone dancing and feeling welcomed with 10-foot arms.