Monday, August 29, 2022

"Cruel Summer" by Superchunk

 


Chapel Hill, North Carolina indie group Superchunk cover "Cruel Summer," Bananarama's contribution to the soundtrack of 1984 movie "The Karate Kid."

I can't verify this in any way, but I'm pretty sure Superchunk got their name from the transition of milk into cottage cheese the second that you walk out of the grocery store into the oppressive, oppressive August heat.

It's a cruel.  Cruel summer.  Leaving me here with a freshly purchased gallon of super chunky milk.

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