Published
Mon, Feb 2, 2009, 05:30
- The shadowy synth group have their fourth full-length ready to go for May.
Indie electronic gurus Black Moth Super Rainbow have returned to the studio and will emerge with their fourth full-length later this year.
Entitled Eating Us, it marks the first time that the shadowy group has enjoyed the benefit of a modern recording studio. Previous work took place presumably in garages and basements, judging by the sound of the group's lo-fi synth workouts, but this time around they've enlisted Dave Fridmann to man the decks. The result, from what we've heard thus far, is a deeper record that pulls them further away from the Boards of Canada-esque experiments of their youth. The press release is calling it a "dark bubblegum freakout," and we can't help but agree.
Tracklisting
01. Born On a Day the Sun Didn't Rise
02. Dark Bubbles
03. Twin of Myself
04. Gold Splatter
05. Iron Lemonade
06. Tooth Decay
07. Fields Are Breathing
08. Smile the Day After Today
09. The Sticky
10. Bubblegum Animals
11. American Face Dust
Graveface will release Eating Us on May 26th, 2009.