Soul Asylum "Silver Lining” cassettes Superorganism believe in the power

Superorganism believe in the power of pop music and all the things it can do

a six-song explosion of an EP - and another of many new releases in the pipe from this beloved Canadian powerhouse

California-based 4-piece punk/ska band fronted by future Rancid cohorts Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman who helped create the Gilman street punk scene that also spawned Green Day and AFI

the album is destined to be a ripper

the band's first two albums-New York Dolls (1973) and Too Much Too Soon (1974)-became among the most popular cult records in rock

Soul Asylum "Silver Lining” cassettes Superorganism believe in the powerAvailable for the first time on Vinyl, Soul Asylums 2006 album The Silver Lining was their last to feature bassist Karl Mueller, who tragically passed away from cancer before the completion of the album. It is also the first to feature Michael Bland on drums. Produced by John Fields, and mastered for vinyl by Justin Perkins at Mystery Room Mastering. The album was widely considered a return to form for the long standing Minneapolis rock band who found