If anyone is hitting up All Tomorrow’s Parties this weekend I’ll be performing [in the yeti suit] with Black Moth Super Rainbow on Sunday night. I’ll see what we can do in terms of getting some inside info from folks like Bradford Cox or Noah Lennox, but unfortunately all of the musicians hitting up the [...]
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Back in Spring 2009, when I first heard the track 'Born On A Day The Sun Didn't Rise' from Black Moth Super Rainbow, I imagined it as part of my soundtrack for the summer. Happily wasting away with friends on sunny days.For some reason that has not been the case. And after watching the just-released video which features a group of girls deliver a death by knifing, and other unrelaxing elements ...
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Suck it Jack Kevorkian! That's how you take yourself out! Dismemberment by three sexy ladies. Black Moth Super Rainbow's newest album ‘Eating Us’ is out now on Graveface Records.
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New 70's grindhouse-esque video for Black Moth Super Rainbow's "Born On A Day The Sun Didn't Rise":MP3 :: Black Moth Super Rainbow - Born On A Day The Sun Didn't Rise Eating Us is out now on Graveface. Buy it @ insound Technorati Us
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Sorry I've been so busy lately!Here we have The Go! Team Remix of Black Moth Super Rainbow's Twin of Myself.All you aspiring DJs (and okay even you a*s perspiring DJ's..) will want to add this to your summer rooftop bbq playlist.Black Moth Super Rainbow: Twin of Myself (Go! Team Remix).mp3Black Moth Super Rainbow: Born On A Day the Sun Didn't Rise.mp3'Eating Us' the album by BMSR is out now on...
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Black Moth Super Rainbow live on a pillow planet of lysergic ecstasy, and their albums don't drop as much as they trickle from the sky directly into the medulla. Over the course of three records, these Pittsburgh weirdos have explored the warmer regions of Electro-psychedelia and the deep spaces of...
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Talk about craziness! Black Moth Super Rainbow have unleashed a hellacious video for "Born On a Day the Sun Didn't Rise" off of their latest Eating Us. The video makes you question your sanity with its crazy visuals floating atop the shimmery noise and distorted vocals. Reminiscent of 70's shock horror, the video follows certain events [...]
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If you have ever wandered what HAL 9000's breakdown would sound like if 2001: A Space Odyssey had been soundtracked by T-Pain and Air, then Black Moth Super Rainbow may just have the answer you are looking for.
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With a name like Black Moth Super Rainbow, what type of music could you honestly expect to witness upon pressing the play button? Unless you had already heard, or known, of the band prior to their newest and fourth release Eating Us, then we're sure anyone approaching this odd, ambient, psychedelic folk-pop collective would have been a little disconcerted to say the least.
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A trippy blend of old school analog synths fronted by primitive robotic vocoder. This time produced by Dave Fridmann.
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Pittsburgh's psych-electro experimental synth-pop group Black Mouth Super Rainbow are about to release their latest project
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I had been meaning to say something about this album for a while. I got it sometime in 2004. It's ridiculously trippy and fun. I love the really pure sounding synths and the way the album has a complete abandon for rational thought. Not too long ago "Kate":http://mog.com/kate gave the heads up on their new collaboration with The Octopus Project called The House of Apples & Eyeballs. Here's...
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The Black Moth Super Rainbow album Falling Through A Field has been reissued and "Dandelion Graves" is on it. Give it a listen.
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I totally enjoyed this day-glo psych, synth-and-vocoder CD...but found it very difficult write about adequately. Here's me thrashing through an attempt at describing Dandelion Gum in PopMatters today, or skip to the end where there's an MP3 of "Sun Lips"."Trippy. Lysergic. Acid-washed. These are the kinds of words that naturally come to mind when you listen to Dandelion Gum, the exuberantly ...
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I just got a fantastic new album, "The House of Apples & Eyeballs". It is a collaborative release by two wonderfully avant instrumental groups, The Octopus Project (from Austin) and Black Moth Super Rainbow (from Pittsburgh).The way the record was made reminds me of what i've heard about how Portishead creates their music: tracks were sent back and forth from band to band, becoming more fine-t...
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