Melbourne power trio Super American Eagle deliver manna for heavy rock fans craving detours into noise, psych, pop and sludgy, dank, herbal grooves. A union delivered via chance - Brent DeBoer of The Dandy Warhols, Dave Mudie from the Courtney Barnett band and Bob Harrow of Immigrant Union, played an impromptu Immigrant Union NYC show as a three-piece. That night the chemistry was undeniable, and so Super American Eagle took flight.
Known for their individual talents, the trio take control of the destination, reveling in the creative liberty that beats at the head of the project. From a lightening moment of musical connection, Super American Eagle have built thrilling, fuzz-filtered songs that deliver both on stage and on record.
They signed to Australian label Cheersquad Records and Tapes after their first show and Little Cloud Records in the US for the band's debut, self-titled album, which hit No.9 on the AlR charts upon release.
The album received PBS's album of the week as well as being spun by the Godfather of punk, Iggy Pop, on his BBC radio show... Iggy even sang along over the track. The band were also Apple Music's rock feature artist.
Although Super American Eagle are only just getting started, they have already shared stages with groups such as The Southern River Band, Grace Cummings, The Super Jesus and The Meanies, as well as appearing at Cherry Rock Fest, and playing their own packed-out headline shows.