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Pennsylvania's
Satanstompingcaterpillars released Flower Slides (2000) and
The Most Wonderfulest Thing (2002) before changing name to
Black Moth Super Rainbow.
They predated the revival of the new wave and the electro movement with
the lo-fi electronic pop of
Falling Through A Field (Graveface, 2003 and
Start A People (Graveface, 2004), characterized by
analog keyboards.
The sprawling Dandelion Gum (Graveface, 2007) was reminiscent of the
Boards Of Canada.
Black Moth Super Rainbow's member Tobacco (Tom Fec) debuted solo with
Fucked Up Friends (2008), a parade of vignettes for
vintage electronic keyboards and hip-hop beats (and the occasional rapper).
Eating Us (Graveface, 2009) was a much more professional affair than
their previous albums, containing charming and harmless vignettes such as
Born On A Day The Sun Didn't Rise and
Twin of Myself; but it was mostly lifeless.
The single Don't You Want To Be In A Cult (Mexican Summer, 2009)
contains two brief electronic jams.
Black Moth Super Rainbow's
Ken Fec
launched Power Pill Fist
with Kongmanivong (2008) and Extra Life (Graveface, 2009).
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