Arizona's experimental rap group Injury Reserve have released the second single from their upcoming sophomore album, By the Time I Get to Phoenix, out September 15.
"Superman That" is another glitched-out, off-kilter offering that clocks in at under three minutes. As is customary from Injury Reserve, it's a disorienting and skull-rattling swirl that sounds little like its possible namesake — speeding up, slowing down and tripping over itself as it goes.
The new single comes with a video courtesy of director Parker Corey.
"Superman That" follows first single "Knees." By the Time I Get to Phoenix was largely completed before the June 2020 death of rapper Stepa J. Groggs, and the record will feature his contributions.
Listen to "Superman That" below.
"Superman That" is another glitched-out, off-kilter offering that clocks in at under three minutes. As is customary from Injury Reserve, it's a disorienting and skull-rattling swirl that sounds little like its possible namesake — speeding up, slowing down and tripping over itself as it goes.
The new single comes with a video courtesy of director Parker Corey.
"Superman That" follows first single "Knees." By the Time I Get to Phoenix was largely completed before the June 2020 death of rapper Stepa J. Groggs, and the record will feature his contributions.
Listen to "Superman That" below.
