Magnet Magazine — 22 years ago, Nashville’s Sam Powers (briefly in Superdrag and who played bass with Guided By Voices on the band’s 2003 European tour) recorded the six songs that comprise The Thousand Yard Stairs. He then promptly sat on them for reasons only he... more info

Magnet Magazine — 30 years ago today, Superdrag released Regretfully Yours. Still making sounds again. Read our oral history of the making of Superdrag’s In The Valley Of Dying Stars: The post Superdrag Released “Regretfully Yours” 30 Years Ago Today appeared fi... more info

Magnet Magazine — 25 years ago today, Superdrag released In The Valley Of Dying Stars. Let’s make the most of it right now. Read our oral history on this essential album: The post Superdrag Released “In The Valley Of Dying Stars” 25 Years Ago Today appeared firs... more info

Stereogum — “Who sucked out the feeling?” Knoxville alt-rockers Superdrag asked that question 1996’s “Sucked Out,” the band’s biggest-ever hit. All these years later, we’re still looking for the person who sucked out the feeling. Superdrag are b... more info

Stereogum — Superdrag, the Knoxville power pop icons made famous by their 1996 hit “Sucked Out,” have had a couple of brief reunions since their initial breakup in 2003. They played their first show in 12 years in Knoxville in 2022, a small handful of ho... more info

Stereogum — Superheaven announced their first album in a decade, Superdrag announced their first NY and LA shows in 15 years, and Supergrass announced a 30th anniversary tour and got covered by Kelly Clarkson. Supertramp were off this week. more info

Stereogum — Earlier this week, Superdrag and Supergrass announced shows, and now Superheaven are furthering their comeback. The long-dormant emo-grunge band released “Long Gone” and “Numb To What Is Real” in December, and now they’re sharing details... more info

Stereogum — Nobody has sucked out the feeling quite yet. Knoxville’s Superdrag are best-known for the 1996 hit “Sucked Out,” but they cranked out a strong catalog of streamlined alt-pop jams in the ’90s and early ’00s. Superdrag originally broke up ... more info

Magnet Magazine — Although Jinx (Lost In Ohio) was never officially announced as such (at least not with any specifics like a release date), the fourth solo record from Superdrag’s John Davis was intended to be the aforementioned Knoxville, Tenn., quartet’s sixth ... more info

Stereogum — John Davis, founding vocalist of Superdrag, recently announced his new solo album JINX . He’s so far shared its opener “The Future” and the follow-up single “Take My Brains Out,” and today, he’s back with another called “Indifferent... more info