Super Cassette

Somewhere between a solo bedroom-pop act and an indie rock quartet, Super Cassette has specialized in producing driving, insidiously catchy garage pop since 2016.

Starting as a solo recording project called “Maximillian”, Super Cassette quickly blossomed into a proper rock band. Max Gerlock put a band together to play live, and the incredible chemistry they discovered (along with the cease-and-desist letter that forced them to change their name) made it apparent that Super Cassette would function better as a band than as a solo project.

Max and his twin brother Nick remain the creative heart of the band, and in the days of quarantine, Super Cassette has shifted back toward solo creation in the studio. Despite the shift away from playing as a band, Super Cassette has retained their raucous, indie rock sensibilities even as they explore new sounds in the studio.

After their song “Sober” unexpectedly blew up in Latin America and their recent bop "Be Gay, Do Drugs, Hail Satan" made waves across the internet, Super Cassette continues to churn out indie rock bangers with one eye still focused on world domination.