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Superhumanoids formed in Los Angeles around 2010, bringing together Cameron Parkins, Sarah Chernoff, and Max St. John. From early DIY releases to widely recognized albums, they’ve built a signature dreamy synth-pop sound that’s resonated with fans and critics alike. Their work has appeared on TV and in film, broadening their reach beyond the indie music scene.

The sound

The musical character

On the label Innovative Leisure, they released influential records like Exhibitionists (2013) and Do You Feel OK? (2015). Critical attention from Pitchfork and the Los Angeles Times helped solidify their place in contemporary pop-adjacent music. Their tracks, including Anxious in Venice, have found placements in U.S. television, underscoring the widescreen, moody textures that define their sound.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Fans can explore their evolving discography via Bandcamp and the artist’s and label pages, keeping tabs on new music and upcoming live appearances. Here’s what to know about Superhumanoids today.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

While 2025 saw limited public touring announcements, Superhumanoids remain active in the studio and online, continuing to release music and engage with their community. For the latest updates, follow their official social channels and check venue pages for any future tour details. We’ll be ready to secure your seats when new dates are announced.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Superhumanoids

  • Formation and members: the band started in LA around 2010 with Cameron Parkins, Sarah Chernoff, and Max St. John (the lineup has been described in early press like Hit City U.S.A.).
  • Albums and labels: Exhibitionists (2013) and Do You Feel OK? (2015), both on Innovative Leisure.
  • Notable critical reception: the band earned attention from Pitchfork (Bad Weather track review) and LA Times (Exhibitionists review).
  • TV/film placements: songs such as Anxious in Venice have been used in U.S. TV shows (e.g., How to Get Away with Murder), reflecting wider public exposure.
  • Social and early releases: early EPs Urgency (2010) and Parasite Paradise (2011) helped establish their dreamy synth-pop sound; they maintain ongoing presence via Bandcamp and label pages.

The records

Superhumanoids Discography

  • Do You Feel OK?
    2015 · Innovative Leisure
  • Exhibitionists
    2013 · Innovative Leisure

The hits

Top Superhumanoids Songs

  • Anxious In Venice
    2015 · Did not chart
  • Touch Me
    2015 · Did not chart
  • So Strange
    2013 · Did not chart
  • Bad Weather
    2013 · Did not chart
  • Geri
    2013 · Did not chart

While 2025 saw limited public touring announcements, Superhumanoids remain active in the studio and online, continuing to release music and engage with their community. For the latest updates, follow their official social channels and check venue pages for any future tour details. We’ll be ready to secure your seats when new dates are announced.

Connect with Superhumanoids across their social platforms and official sites:

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