Complete List of Superchunk Songs A to Z on Official Releases

MusicBrainz lists 220 distinct song titles by Superchunk on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists 100 of them, A to Z – for each letter the titles found on the most releases – and says so plainly.

Superchunk Songs Starting With #

• “1000 Pounds” – first released 1999 on Come Pick Me Up
• “30 Xtra” – first released 1991 on No Pocky for Kitty

Superchunk Songs Starting With A

• “A Collection of Accounts” – first released 2002 on Art Class (Song for Yayoi Kusama) (single)
• “A Small Definition” – first released 1996 on Superchunk / Guided by Voices (ep)
• “Animated Airplanes Over Germany” – first released 1995 on Here’s Where the Strings Come In (album)
• “Art Class (Song for Yayoi Kusama)” – first released 2001 on Here’s to Shutting Up (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With B

• “Becoming a Speck” – first released 2001 on Late-Century Dream (single)
• “Binding” – first released 1990 on Superchunk (album)
• “Brand New Love” – first released 1991 on The Freed Seed EP (ep)
• “Break the Glass” – first released 2017 on Break the Glass / Mad World (single)
• “Bruised Lung” – first released 2025 on Bruised Lung (single)

Superchunk Songs Starting With C

• “Cadmium” – first released 1993 on Hit Self-Destruct (ep)
• “Cast Iron” – first released 1991 on The Breadman (single)
• “Certain Stars” – first released 1995 on Here’s Where the Strings Come In (album)
• “Connecticut” – first released 1994 on The First Part (single)
• “Cool” – first released 1991 on Fishing (single)
• “Creek” – first released 1991 on No Pocky for Kitty (album)
• “Crossed Wires” – first released 2009 on Crossed Wires (single)
• “Cursed Mirror” – first released 1999 on Hello Hawk (single)

Superchunk Songs Starting With D

• “Detroit Has a Skyline” – first released 1995 on Here’s Where the Strings Come In (album)
• “Digging for Something” – first released 2010 on Digging for Something (single)
• “Driveway to Driveway” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With E

• “Eastern Terminal” – first released 1995 on Here’s Where the Strings Come In (album)
• “Endless Summer” – first released 2021 on Endless Summer (single)
• “Erasure” – first released 2018 on What a Time to Be Alive (album)
• “Everybody Dies” – first released 2024 on Everybody Dies (single)

Superchunk Songs Starting With F

• “Fishing” – first released 1991 on Tower (ep)
• “Flawless” – first released 1992 on On the Mouth (album)
• “Florida’s on Fire” – first released 2001 on Late-Century Dream (single)
• “For Tension” – first released 1992 on On the Mouth (album)
• “Forged It” – first released 1993 on The Question Is How Fast (single)
• “From the Curve” – first released 1992 on On the Mouth (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With G

• “Garlic” – first released 1990 on Three’s Company (single)
• “Green Flowers, Blue Fish” – first released 1995 on Here’s Where the Strings Come In (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With H

• “Half a Life” – first released 1990 on Superchunk (album)
• “Hello Hawk” – first released 1999 on Hello Hawk (single)
• “Her Royal Fisticuffs” – first released 1996 on Superchunk / Guided by Voices (ep)
• “Home at Dawn” – first released 1994 on Home at Dawn (single)
• “Hyper Enough” – first released 1995 on Here’s Where the Strings Come In (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With I

• “I Believe in Fate” – first released 1991 on The Freed Seed EP (ep)
• “I Got Cut” – first released 2017 on “I Got Cut” b/w “Up Against the Wall” (single)
• “In a Stage Whisper” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)
• “Is It Making You Feel Something” – first released 2025 on Is It Making You Feel Something (single)
• “It’s So Hard to Fall in Love” – first released 1991 on The Freed Seed EP (ep)

Superchunk Songs Starting With J

• “June Showers” – first released 1999 on Come Pick Me Up (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With K

• “Kicked In” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With L

• “Learned to Surf” – first released 2009 on Leaves in the Gutter (ep)
• “Let It Go” – first released 1990 on Superchunk (album)
• “Like a Fool” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)
• “Low Branches” – first released 1999 on Hello Hawk (single)

Superchunk Songs Starting With M

• “Me & You & Jackie Mittoo” – first released 2013 on Me & You & Jackie Mittoo (single)
• “Misfits & Mistakes” – first released 2007 on Misfits & Mistakes (single)
• “Mower” – first released 1992 on On the Mouth (album)
• “My Noise” – first released 1989 on What Do I (single)

Superchunk Songs Starting With N

• “Night Creatures” – first released 1989 on Slack Motherfucker / Night Creatures (single)
• “No Hope” – first released 2025 on No Hope (single)
• “Not Tomorrow” – first released 1990 on Superchunk (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With O

• “On the Floor” – first released 2022 on On the Floor (single)
• “On the Mouth” – first released 1992 on Mower (single)
• “Out on the Wing” – first released 2001 on Here’s to Shutting Up (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With P

• “Package Thief” – first released 1992 on On the Mouth (album)
• “Pink Clouds” – first released 1999 on Hello Hawk (single)
• “Press” – first released 1991 on No Pocky for Kitty (album)
• “Punch Me Harder” – first released 1991 on No Pocky for Kitty (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With R

• “Rainy Streets” – first released 2001 on Here’s to Shutting Up (album)
• “Reg” – first released 1999 on The Majestic (single)
• “Revelations” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)
• “Ribbon” – first released 1993 on Ribbon (single)

Superchunk Songs Starting With S

• “Saving My Ticket” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)
• “Seed Toss” – first released 1991 on The Freed Seed EP (ep)
• “Sick to Move” – first released 1990 on Superchunk (album)
• “Sidewalk” – first released 1991 on No Pocky for Kitty (album)
• “Skip Steps 1 & 3” – first released 1991 on No Pocky for Kitty (album)
• “Slack Motherfucker” – first released 1989 on Slack Motherfucker / Night Creatures (single)
• “Slow” – first released 1990 on Superchunk (album)
• “Sprung a Leak” – first released 1991 on No Pocky for Kitty (album)
• “Stretched Out” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)
• “Stuck in a Dream” – first released 2025 on Stuck in a Dream (ep)
• “Swallow That” – first released 1992 on On the Mouth (album)
• “Swinging” – first released 1990 on Superchunk (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With T

• “The Breadman” – first released 1991 on The Breadman (single)
• “The First Part” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)
• “The Hot Break” – first released 2002 on Art Class (Song for Yayoi Kusama) (single)
• “The Length of Las Ramblas” – first released 2001 on Late-Century Dream (single)
• “The Mine Has Been Returned to Its Original Owner” – first released 1996 on Superchunk / Guided by Voices (ep)
• “The Question Is How Fast” – first released 1992 on On the Mouth (album)
• “This Night” – first released 2022 on This Night (single)
• “Throwing Things” – first released 1991 on No Pocky for Kitty (album)
• “Tower” – first released 1991 on Tower (ep)
• “Train From Kansas City” – first released 1989 on What Do I (single)

Superchunk Songs Starting With U

• “Unbelievable Things” – first released 1997 on Indoor Living (album)
• “Untied” – first released 1992 on On the Mouth (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With V

• “Void” – first released 2013 on Void/Faith (single)

Superchunk Songs Starting With W

• “Water Wings” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)
• “Watery Hands” – first released 1997 on Watery Hands (single)
• “What Do I” – first released 1989 on What Do I (single)
• “White Noise” – first released 2000 on 1,000 Pounds (single)
• “Why Do You Have to Put a Date on Everything” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)
• “Without Blinking” – first released 1994 on Foolish (album)

Superchunk Songs Starting With Y

• “Yeah, It’s Beautiful Here Too” – first released 1995 on Here’s Where the Strings Come In (album)

Studio Albums

• Superchunk (1990)
• No Pocky for Kitty (1991)
• On the Mouth (1992)
• Foolish (1994)
• Here’s Where the Strings Come In (1995)
• Indoor Living (1997)
• Come Pick Me Up (1999)
• Here’s to Shutting Up (2001)
• Majesty Shredding (2010)
• I Hate Music (2013)
• What a Time to Be Alive (2018)
• Acoustic Foolish (2019)
• Wild Loneliness (2022)
• Songs in the Key of Yikes (2025)

How This List Was Compiled

This list is based entirely on data from MusicBrainz, retrieved on 2026-10-09. It reflects the distinct song titles officially released by Superchunk on albums, singles, and EPs as documented there. Live, remix, demo, and compilation-only versions are excluded, and duplicate titles appearing on multiple releases have been merged to avoid repetition. No additional songs, release years, or album information beyond MusicBrainz’s records have been included. For any songs or releases not listed here, MusicBrainz does not list them.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many distinct Superchunk songs are listed in MusicBrainz?
MusicBrainz lists 220 distinct Superchunk song titles on official albums, singles, and EPs as of the retrieval date.

What is the earliest release year for a Superchunk song in this list?
The earliest release year for a Superchunk song is 1989, with titles such as “My Noise,” “Slack Motherfucker,” “Night Creatures,” and “What Do I.”

Which letter has the most Superchunk song titles listed here?
The letter S has the most titles listed, with 12 songs included under that letter.

Are all Superchunk songs included in this list?
No. This list contains 100 songs selected per letter to represent titles appearing on the most official releases. The full count on MusicBrainz is 220 distinct songs.

Final Thoughts

This list provides a representative alphabetical selection of Superchunk songs from official releases as documented by MusicBrainz. For a comprehensive catalog or detailed discography, consulting the MusicBrainz website directly is recommended.

The selection here reflects only verified data with no additions or assumptions beyond the source.

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