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Black Moth Super Rainbow: Born on a Day the Sun Didn’t Rise
From their album Eating Us
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Black Moth Super Rainbow come from deep within the woods of Western Pennsylvania. An actual, 5-member band not comprised of the expected laptops and sequencers, BMSR is a psyche-pop group in early ’70s electronic clothing. Sometimes the songs feel like pagan rituals in a sugarcoated fairyland. Other times they’re like sad thoughts on the happiest days. All played and lovingly assembled by real people with real hands. BMSR lives and makes music in their own lollipop neon folktale world.
Most people associate sounds like a vocoded vocal with techno and novelty, and analog synths with electro, but BMSR is coming from a different place and trying to re-contextualize these sounds. They’re categorized in the Electronic Genre, but their heads are somewhere else. [IODA] |
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- Black Moth Super Rainbow
“Born on a Day the Sun Didn’t Rise” (mp3) - from “Eating Us”
- (Graveface Records)
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