Superfood - Don't Say ThatSuperfood are a four piece band from Birmingham lauded by the press for their exuberant and thrilling take on guitar pop. Superfood announce their debut album Dont Say That, released through Infectious Music (Alt J, These New Puritans). Recorded at Chapel Studios in Lincolnshire, the record was produced by Al OConnell and mixed by Steve Osborne and James Dring and includes previous singles Superfood, TV and EP track Melting, as well as a host of new

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