The group consists of Fred Schneider on vocals, joined by Noah Brodie and Dan Marshall, who handle keyboards and programming. Their sound is a mix of electro, synth-pop, and disco, often paired with lyrics that are both absurd and hilarious—ranging from tales of seasonal zombies to rants about bad customer service. Their 2010 debut album, The Superions, received praise for its originality and unapologetic weirdness, with tracks like “Who Threw That Ham at Me” and “Totally Nude Island” becoming cult favorites.

What sets The Superions apart is their ability to not take themselves too seriously. Their music is meant to be fun, ironic, and infectious—perfect for fans who love the offbeat and outrageous. Fred’s unmistakable voice gives the band an edge of nostalgia while pushing their sound into quirky new territory.

In an age where pop can sometimes feel overproduced or formulaic, The Superions are a welcome reminder that music can still be wild, silly, and joyfully strange.