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Super Sometimes are celebrating the release of their debut album ‘Show The World What’s Underneath’ with a brand-new music video for its triumphant title track.

The trio’s first full-length has arrived today (May 15) and it’s full of some of the finest pop-punk tunes you’ll hear in 2026.

A band who have a deep amount of respect for their scene and the bands that have come before them, they have spoken about what it means to finally have these songs out in the world.

They shared:

“‘Show the World What’s Underneath’ is us staking our flag in the ground as one of the torchbearers of pop-punk. There’s a little bit of something for everybody, and our take on the genre will definitely be a breath of fresh air for those who have been looking for something a little different in the scene. We hope it inspires more people to fall in love with pop-punk the same way we did growing up.

“You have your whole life to make your first album, and we truly spent a lot of time and put a lot of love into crafting something we’re proud of. We hope it inspires more people to fall in love with pop-punk the same way we did growing up. This album is the first of many. At the end of the day, we’re just three best friends who love making music and playing shows, and we’re going to take this dream as far as it can go.”

Check out the freshly dropped music video for the album’s title track below.

‘Show The World What’s Underneath’ is out today (May 15) via Pure Noise Records.

Rock Sound recently sat down with the band to chat through their latest era and what this album truly means to the three of them.

Read our full interview with Super Sometimes here.

The band are currently finishing up a run of shows supporting Arm’s Length across the US alongside The Callous Daoboys and Harrison Gordon.

Here’s where you’re can still catch them.

MAY

15 – SALT LAKE CITY The Depot
17 – DENVER Summit Music Hall
19 – ST LOUIS Delmar Hall
21 – CHICAGO House of Blues Chicago
22 – DETROIT St. Andrew’s Hall
23 – CLEVELAND House of Blues Cleveland
24 – TORONTO Danforth Music Hall

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