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Track: Super American Eagle turn up the noise with ‘Anxiety Nightie’, a heavy new psych-rock cut.

  • April 1, 2026
  • Deb Pelser
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Some bands feel engineered. Others feel like they’ve been struck by lightning and left to buzz in the aftermath. Super American Eagle fall firmly into the latter, a trio born out of a one-off experiment that refused to stay contained.


Formed from the bones of Immigrant Union, the group pairs Brent DeBoer (also of The Dandy Warhols) with Bob Harrow and Dave Mudie, locking into a stripped-back configuration that leans hard into density rather than space. What started as a three-piece detour has since hardened into something heavier, fuzz-soaked and deliberately unpolished.


Their latest single, ‘Anxiety Nightie’, pushes that instinct further. It’s all distorted low-end and restless momentum, a track that captures the peculiar claustrophobia of anxiety after dark. Harrow frames it bluntly, the idea that no amount of distraction quite silences the noise, that sometimes the only way out is to keep moving.
The accompanying video, created by Little Richard’s Almanac, mirrors that headspace. A stream-of-consciousness collage that feels less like narrative and more like intrusion, folding fragmented visuals into the track’s already unstable pulse.

Behind it sits a new album recorded on the original Abbey Road Studios desk, relocated to MONA’s Frying Pan Studios in Tasmania. It’s a detail that could feel ornamental in lesser hands, but here it feeds into the band’s broader approach, pulling threads of rock history into something far more abrasive and immediate. Mixed and mastered by Melbourne producer Sean Latino, the result keeps one foot in psych tradition while dragging the other through something murkier.Live, that tension sharpens. Having shared stages with Jet and The Meanies, and built a reputation across venues like the Old Bar and Shotkickers, Super American Eagle operate best when the edges are left intact.

‘Anxiety Nightie’ doesn’t smooth anything over. It leans into the noise, the discomfort, the sense that sometimes the volume has to go up before anything settles.

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