Album · 1995

Here's Where the Strings Come In

Here's Where the Strings Come In is a 1995 indie rock album by Superchunk. It runs 11 tracks across 48 minutes on Merge Records.

Indie Rock · Rock · Electronic

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4 critics: 11
Tracks: 48 min
Runtime: 132 bpm
Tempo: D major
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The Here's Where the Strings Come In cover was photographed by Claire Ashby and Steven Clark.

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11 tracks · 48 min

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In brief

When was Here's Where the Strings Come In released?: Here's Where the Strings Come In was released in 1995 on Merge Records.
How many tracks are on Here's Where the Strings Come In?: Here's Where the Strings Come In has 11 tracks, with a runtime of 48 minutes.
What genre is Here's Where the Strings Come In?: Here's Where the Strings Come In is catalogued under Indie Rock, Rock, Electronic.
What BPM is Here's Where the Strings Come In?: Here's Where the Strings Come In runs at a median tempo of 132 BPM across its tracks, most often in D major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Here's Where the Strings Come In?: Listeners of Here's Where the Strings Come In also rate Icky Mettle by Archers of Loaf, Vee Vee by Archers of Loaf, Bakesale by Sebadoh.