Hailing from a small surf town on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, high school punk trio Supernal has released their latest single, “Alone Now.” Consisting of Bryn Rodgers (guitar/vox), Jayda Prescod (bass), and Tor Kingsley (drums), the band brings a raw, dissonant edge to their melodic noise.
“Alone Now” serves as the second single from their highly anticipated upcoming album. Written by Rodgers at just fourteen, the track leans heavily into grunge influences, drawing inspiration from legends like Nirvana and The Jesus Lizard. It captures a pivotal moment in Rodgers’ songwriting journey, predating the band’s formation but perfectly showcasing the gritty, nostalgic direction Supernal has mastered. After sharing stages with international acts like Strung Out, Supernal is proving they are a force to be watched in the global punk scene.
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