SUPERFECTA: Release New Single "The Abyss".
March 23, 2018
How does one describe Superfecta? How about a... "Down n dirty big stoner bass player who loves to lay down a bone crunching groove. A snarling, athletic powerhouse of a vocalist that moves seamlessly between grunge and metal. A Chieftain tank of a drummer that can pummel you with a barrage of cannon fire yet can shuffle like an alley cat. A guitarist obsessed with hooks,melody and classic groove, plus the odd blistering solo for good taste."
That`ll do for starters. Of course the band will remind you of their peers and heros. Soundgarden, Clutch, The Cult, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Alice in Chains, Pistols, Motorhead, Sabbath, their influence is there, but it`s not rammed in your face.
This is Superfecta, a band that tastefully embraces it`s classic rock & metal roots, is happy to reveal it`s grunge underbelly, but loves to bare it`s modern rock teeth!
The new line up of Rob Negrini (vocals), Danun Todd ( guitars), Carl "Costa" Highman and Matt Vella, has been cranking it up since late 2016. In May 2017 the band released the single "Mannequin", which gained universal praise from the rock fraternity and has been gathering the band a new wave of fans ever since.
But now it`s time to get serious. In the build up to the June 2108 release of the new album, the boys will be hitting the airwaves and your multimedia screens with the tracks "Nothing Remains", the new single " The Abyss", and the now established crowd favourite "Mannequin".
The band is getting busy, playing part of the Jac Dalton "Scorch the Sky" tour in March, back in the studio April/May to finish the album, then back on the road with shows in London and the south east, including a headline show at the O2, Islington on June 16th.
The band will also be supplying the track "Ghosts" due to feature on the new album, for the forthcoming short horror film, "Ghosts in the Machine", due for release in the summer of 2018.
The new single "The Abyss", due for release on March 19th, carries on where Mannequin left off. Big, bold and brassy, a song that explores a person's relationship with life, death, love, remorse, forgiveness and the question of what else is out there for us!
Superfecta deserves your attention. This is a band that truly could break the big time, finally a rock band from the UK that can be a household name, not just in their homeland, but out there in the rest of the world.
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