Hawaii’s own Superfuct return with “Social Suicide”, their sixth single of the year, and it might be their sharpest, fastest, and most relentless yet. Dropping September 5, the track continues their furious streak of melodic hardcore and skate punk anthems, solidifying the Honolulu outfit as one of the most consistent—and consistently loud—forces in the underground right now.
At just under two minutes, “Social Suicide” doesn’t waste a second. It rips straight out the gate with breakneck drums, serrated guitars, and shouted vocals that carry more urgency than polish. But that’s the point. It’s lean, punchy, and built for chaos.
The timing of the release says it all. The single lands the same day Superfuct shares the stage with Codefendants, and the band’s already teasing the moment like a declaration of war. This isn’t a studio track meant to sit still—it’s music that begs to be played live, loud, and in your face.
With six singles in less than a year, Superfuct aren’t just productive—they’re intentional. Each track builds on the last, refining their mix of melodic hooks and hardcore grit into something raw and undeniable. “Social Suicide” doesn’t reinvent them—it amplifies everything they already do best.
No frills, no filler. Just another scorcher from the edge of the Pacific.
