Nashville‘s kamikaze pop punk combo SNÕÕPER hit the scene, 2 years ago,
with their rapid-fire debut LP Super Snõõper. 14 songs in 22 minutes, like in
the good old Ramones days.
Last June, they dropped a 4-track EP, titled Unknown Caller.
And last weekend they unleashed their sophomore album,
titled Worldwide via Jack White’s Third Man Records.
Photo by Turn Up The Volume – Brussels, May 18, 2025
Press info: “Worldwide is a mission statement for the record not just thematically,
but also aesthetically, showcasing Snooper’s stylistic exploration. Newly inspired by electronic music, the rhythm of Worldwide is unrelenting and mechanistic, capturing the frenzied pace at which Snooper’s lives were moving, but allowing for release in Tramel’s yelps and Connor Cummins’ scuzzy guitar breaks.”
TUTV: Suppose the mailman has delivered you
the LP this morning, and you ride a car to go to work.
PLAY IT during breakfast, but check your
pulse before you get in your the car.
DON’T PLAY IT in the car, ’cause you’ll surpass the speed limit within
30 seconds, which is not a good thing when the lights are turning red.
PLAY IT during your lunch break, and challenge your
co-workers to a roller skate race through the office.
STOP PLAYING IT when your boss catches you, doing a
series of somersaults, forth and back, over your desk.
Yes, track #9 is a Beatles cover.
PLAY IT when you’re in the bathroom, it can
be useful for your activity in there.
DON’T PLAY IT on the way home, you have
already wrecked your car in the morning.
PLAY IT on repeat when you get home and pretend you’re
a kamikaze pilot or, that’s big fun too, a pit bull on acid.
SINGLE
ALBUM