SUPERDESTROYER is an anonymous artist mentioned in our 32 DIY COVID-era Discoveries in Alt Punk feature, and in many ways this makes sense its mainbrain remains unnamed. Each new project from the Columbus, Ohio, artist represents a reinvention–the formation of a new identity. Last year’s Things Are Made of Things and Those Things Are Made of More Things and Such Joy channeled chiptune and spacey electro-punk, respectively, into fluid and hard-hitting rock music. Earlier this year he dropped In Your Loneliness Your Holiness, a psychedelic amalgamation of downtempo and pop punk, and now he’s made something new again. Goon, Superdestroyer’s new album, which we’re stoked to give you in its entirety below, is a self-proclaimed “beach gaze” release and its author has got a point...