Eating Us
BMSR album #4, co-produced by Dave Fridmann at Tarbox Studios
For their fourth album, this PA collective travels east to enlist the help of producer Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lis, Mercury Rev).
Forget the “moth” and the “super”—the most important words in Black Moth Super Rainbow’s name are the first and the last. Eating Us, the fourth album from the Pennsylvania synthedelic band, is arguably its most accessible yet: It tones down the mind-blowing distortion and plays up the group’s melodic sense and…
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<p>A trippy marvel of sweetly robotic psychedelia that sounds like Flaming Lips remixed by Boards of Canada</p>