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City: Rural Western PA
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009 
we're jumping headfirst into the late 90s with a mailing list.  sign up for the bmsr mailing list at www.blackmothsuperrainbow.com

first news on tour dates and new releases and miscellaneous satanic instructions will be coming to your email
Thursday, October 01, 2009 
the autumn kaleidoscope + ep, sing to us deluxe 2xLP will be up for preorder today at 3pm eastern.  

there will be 2 versions.  
1) the regular deluxe 2xLP
2) special preorder version that includes the deluxe 2xLP, hand-numbered + a tree girl tshirt + immediate gift

when you order the special preorder version, please let us know your tshirt size

get one here:

www.blackmothsuperrainbow.com/disco1.htm
Saturday, September 26, 2009 

BLACK MOTH SUPER RAINBOW
The Autumn Kaleidoscope Got Changed (Album, Sing To Us) + Ep, Sing To UsLimited Deluxe 2XLP
COMING SOON and ONLY AVAILABLE AT THE BMSR WEBSTORE
Rad Cult 2009
Originally a private press CDR from 2001, The Autumn Kaleidoscope Got Changed was never properly released, and mainly just given out to friends. Some material made it onto the first real BMSR album,Falling Through A Field in 2003, butAutumn's sound is more haunted and acoustic. Included on a specially etched record is EP, Sing To Us, an even less produced CDR made up of songs left off of the album.

Special Preorder version will be available along with the regular 2XLP.

Side A:
Colorful Nickels
Appleworm
Birdsnestmakesapattern
Sad Branch
Oat

Side B:
Boatfriend
String Tulips
Shed
Applewormappleworm
Theautumnkaleidoscopehaships
Yourteethandface (Marching Along)

Side C:
Ithinkitisbeautifulthatyouare256colors (Original)
The Appleworm
3
Runthroughoraroundthepark
Appleworms
Leafhead, Sing To Us
Wednesday, September 16, 2009 
produced by PFFR
animated by Funwunce

Tuesday, July 14, 2009 
copy:  http://www.ifc.com/blogs/indie-ear/2009/07/video-premiere-black-moth-supe.php

or click here

CREDITS:Artist: Black Moth Super RainbowSong: Born On A Day The Sun Didn't RiseAlbum: Eating Us (Graveface 2009)Produced by Uncle GravefaceDirected by Team TobaxxxoCamera: Dave SowaEffects: David Gobble

Thursday, June 18, 2009 
free download at stereogum of the go! team's "twin of myself" remix

http://stereogum.com/archives/mp3/the-go-team-remix-black-moth-super-rainbow_074541.html
Thursday, May 21, 2009 
the album's up in its entirety for a limited time in our myspace player

Tuesday, May 12, 2009 
Thursday, May 07, 2009 


our new album, out may 26 is now for preorder at the bmsr site


the limited hairy summer jacket version as well as the regular version are for sale and will be shipping soon.


get one here



Tuesday, May 05, 2009 
www.darkbubbles.com


from stereogum:


Drink a pot of coffee before you read this post. Not so you can blow "Dark Bubbles," because this video for the track by Pennsylvania psych troupe Black Moth Super Rainbow's focuses on trippy trampolining in some dark crystal world, and it works well on a jittery caffeine buzz. It was created by the LA-based Radical Friend directorial team, and took three months and a mix of motion-sensitive technology, time-lapse photography, live-action footage, and animation to complete. I don't know the exact science even after reading the explanation five times, but viewers are able to interact with the finished clip. As we're told:

Using a webcam, viewers can shift the position of the heavenly bodies by slowly moving their own heads or hands left and right in front of the camera's lens. Moving the cursor will have the same effect if users choose that option.

Watch and move your head and hands around at darkbubbles.com. (Don't fret if you aren't the owner of a web cam: There's also a mouse-ready version.) Also, for the tech minded, we have the specifics of the creative process via Radical Friend's Kirby McClure:

Black Moth Super Rainbow's sound lends itself towards this electronic mysticism that we felt we could illustrate by creating some kind of other-worldly interactive experience. What initially peaked our interest were these tests from 2006 (using Flash) where you wave your hand in front of a web-cam and a red dot on the screen follows your movements ... It's essentially the same technology used in video installations where insane programs like MAX/MSP Jitter are required. However in these tests it was being done using just Flash and a webcam (so anyone with a newer mac laptop could potentially be involved). With the help of some talented friends we were able to take this technology a step further by creating an actual environment using time lapse photography, live action and some animation elements that you are physically controlling by moving your body! So if all goes according to plan this will be a technologically mystical music video app you can touch.

Eating Us is out 5/26 via Graveface Records. You can reserve yourself a copy of the Deluxe Edition, which comes with a 16-page art book and "hairy" jewel case jacket (ugh?), at Graveface. In case you forgot it, take another listen to "Born On A Day The Sun Didn't Rise":

Black Moth Super Rainbow - "Born On A Day The Sun Didn't Rise"(MP3)

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