News
Apr 04, 2012
By Cody Ray Shafer
It's been a few years since we've heard anything new from the trippy pop outfit Black Moth Super Rainbow, but just yesterday they released a new song and hinted that it might be a cut from an upcoming album.
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May 10, 2011
By Laura Studarus
Last year, Black Moth Super Rainbow’s record label Graveface was hit by floodwaters, and their back stock, all known copies of BMSR’s Dandelion Gum were destroyed. Now the band has struck back against this act of nature, and re-released the album. More
Dec 10, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Austin Pysch fest—curated by The Black Angels and Reverberation Appreciation Society—has announced its initial lineup. We have the info. More
Contests and Tours and Listening Parties…Oh My!
May 21, 2009
By Laura Studarus
In celebration of their upcoming album Eating Us (out 5/26 on Graveface Records), Pennsylvanian psychedelic rockers Black Moth Super Rainbow are launching a unique promotion. Ten specially crafted record stands have been distributed to ten independent record stores across the nation. These stands will contain hairy copies of their new album, which is essentially a CD covered in hair. The band is also launching an American tour and staging a series of listening parties. More
Reviews
Jun 22, 2009
By J. Pace
Black Moth Super Rainbow's singular sounds invite all kinds of paradoxical "-isms:" techno-primitivism, retro-futurism. They make the sonic equivalent of a granny quilt sewn together with microchips-a creepy, musty sound that pairs junky old electronics with an acoustic but heavily effected rhythm section, somewhere in the realm of contemporaries Air or Octopus Project (with whom they did a fantastic collaboration a few years back). More
