Superfamous

Superfamous is the roster's road record — a project that sounds like the label loaded the van and drove west until the map ran out of towns. The self-titled album runs like a desert highway: it opens on 'Manumission,' the word for being freed, and spends the next ten tracks using that freedom — 'Kanab' names an actual Utah crossroads town, 'High and Dry' and 'Clean Breeze' log the weather, 'Somewhere in the Desert' and 'Another Town' log the odometer, and 'Something Telling Me to Run' is the whole genre in six words.

Eleven tracks, March 2025, no filler, closing on 'Turn Me On, Dead Man' — a title that tips its hat to the most famous backwards message in rock and roll. Built by the same Albany–New Orleans–Los Angeles engine as the label's other 2025 wave (Vitali, Andrew K, Greg O, David Tyo), cut at Studio IO666 and disclosed as hybrid. The band name is the joke and the ambition at once; the record plays it completely straight.