Black Moth Super Rainbow
Eating Us

Much like their music, Black Moth Super Rainbow’s name is evocative and mysterious, exactly how the band members want it as evidenced by being c...

Since their inception, voice modulation devices?talkboxes, vocoders, auto-tune?have had their share of detractors: "They're gimmicks!", "You can't act...

When a band is made up of members called Tobacco, The Seven Fields of Aphelion, Power Pill Fist, Father Hummingbird, Iffernaut and Ryan Graveface you ...

The main difference between Black Moth Super Rainbow?s breakthrough Dandelion Gum and this yea?s Eating Us is producer Dave Fridmann. The heavy-handed...

Black Moth Super Rainbow's singular sounds invite all kinds of paradoxical "-isms:" techno-primitivism, retro-futurism. They make the sonic equivalent...

With members who answer to names such as Power Pill Fist, it’s no surprise that woozy analogue psych-pop is the thing in which Black Moth Super Rainbo...

With a name like Black Moth Super Rainbow, what type of music could you honestly expect to witness upon pressing the play buttonUnless you had alread...

Whenever I hear the word ‘experimental’ uttered in front of 'electronica', my face breaks out in hives. That word appears to be music’s great get out ...

Their last album, 2007’s ‘Dandelion Gum’, was a drug-addled kaleidoscope of a record, and Black Moth Super Rainbow’s follow-up seems to stick with tha...

Some people, the former Robert Zimmerman once noted upon being asked how he became Bob Dylan, are born with the wrong name. This lot empathise; how el...