Summer's Almost Gone, by Superluminous

Summer's Almost Gone

by Superluminous

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1.	Emily 02:41	info	buy track
2.	Black Days 03:58	info	buy track
3.	Seneca 03:23	info	buy track
4.	John Lennon Is Jesus 04:46	info	buy track
5.	Return 02:18	info	buy track
6.	All the Girls in Argentina 04:01	info	buy track
7.	On the Borderline 02:57	info	buy track
8.	Remains of the Day 03:53	info	buy track
9.	In the Mountains 03:42	info	buy track
10.	It's Divine 03:32	info	buy track
11.	Luck 02:49	info	buy track
12.	Santa Maria 05:41	info	buy track

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“Summer’s Almost Gone,” by Superluminous, began as a vision with simple roots in 2017 and grew into a more ambitious record featuring multiple tried and true musicians from Portland and beyond.

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released February 9, 2022

Bruce Juneau: Guitar, Vocals
Tom Johnson: Guitar, Vocals
Drew Canulette: Bass on most songs
Luke Strahota: Drums, Percussion
Jenny Stenseth: Backing vocals

Adam Bartell: Bass (1)
Bela Balogh: Violin (8), backing Violin (3)
Bryon Burke: Bass (5,12)
Renato Caranto: Saxophone (11)
Gideon Freudmann: Cello (6)
Rodrigo George: Djembe drum (12)
Erick Hailstone: Wah guitar (4)
Duncan Neilsen: Synthesizer (4)
Jonathan Segel: Lead viola / violin (3)
Courtney Von Drehle: Accordion (5)

Produced by Superluminous and Drew Canulette
Recorded at Dogfish Sound, Type Foundry and home studios
Engineered by Drew Canulette
Basic tracks engineered by Neil Karras at Type Foundry
Setup assistance at Type Foundry from Adam Selzer
Mixed by Drew Canulette and Superluminous
Mastered by Adam Gonsalves at Telegraph Mastering

Music and Lyrics by Bruce Juneau (2,4,6,7,9,11,12) and Tom Johnson (1,3,5,8,10)
Lyrics on (8) (2nd verse) by Mike Lenert
Basic album cover artwork (collage) by Tom Johnson with assistance from Dennis Crowley
Reflection photo, in album cover collage, by Jill Herbert
Layout/Typesetting by Tobias Berblinger

Special thanks to the many talented former band members who accompanied us on this journey, including: Chris Baker, Tod Sloan, Bryon Burke, Kirk Sigurdson
See individual songs for specific lists of personnel.
©2022

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superluminous Portland, Oregon

Superluminous coalesced out of the mists of Portland, Oregon, in the mid 2010s. Drawing on psychedelic, indie, and classic rock influences, the group aims to answer the age-old riddle: “What is the sound of a million hands clapping?” Follow us as we try to find out! ... more

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