Supermodels

There is an essence of transformation that feels inescapable on Supermodels – representative of the shifts in identity, relationships and domestic life that ruptured Claud Mintz’s world after the release of their 2021 debut Super Monster.

The second album from Chicago singer-songwriter Claud is a bumpy transition from bedroom pop into the studio

Claud has not only found their voice, but knows just how to use it.

Claud's debut LP, early 2021's Super Monster, was issued by Phoebe Bridgers' Saddest Factory imprint and led to slots at Bonnaroo and on tour with Bridgers, Bleachers, and even Paramore, among others.

On Supermodels, Claud combines humour with pure heart throughout, cultivating the ultimate soundtrack for summer and beyond.

Claud joined a distinct wave of endearing bedroom-produced pop with their debut album 'Super Monster', where an austere electronic style combined with wry

Supermodels by Claud album review by Ryan Meyer. The singer/songwriter's full-length drops on July 14th via Saddest Factory Records