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Black Moth Super Rainbow / Ricky Eat Acid / Huron (Underground Arts, Philadelphia, PA, September 12, 2025) [DID NOT ATTEND]

Posted in Huron, Philadelphia, PA, Underground Arts, Teen Suicide, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Ricky Eat Acid on September 12, 2025| Leave a Comment »

[DID NOT ATTEND: September 12, 2025] Black Moth Super Rainbow / Ricky Eat Acid / Huron

I’d heard of Black Moth Super Rainbow and knew they were pretty weird (duh) but I didn’t know much about them.  I assumed I’d like them given that they are a psychedelic electronic indie rock project.  They are a solo project created by Thomas Fec.  Their visuals are startling and crazy.  But musically it’s very slow and I wasn’t that excited by it.  So I never hot tickets.

Ricky Eat Acid is the electronic project of Samuel Joseph Ray. He’s from Baltimore and is in the band Teen Suicide.  His music seems to be trippy and weird (as befits the name) and is mellow with samples and possibly no vocals.  Might be fun for a short set.

Huron is an electronic musician from Pennsylvania.  He is very hard to find online mostly because of Lord Huron but also because Huron is a very popular word in the United States.  He has a bandcamp site.  He makes very slow trippy music that I would hate to stand around listening to, but which I would definitely enjoy falling asleep to.

 

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Madeleine Thien–”Su Na, Bird” (The Walrus, July/Aug 2010)

Posted in Canadian Content, Canadian Music, CBC Radio 3, End of the World, Huron, Madeleine Thien, Nature, Neil Young, Short Story, Sloan, The Walrus, Thin Lizzy on June 29, 2010| Leave a Comment »

SOUNDTRACK: HURON-“Corktown” (2010).

Huron‘s “Corktown” opens with a guitar riff that sounds like classic 70s rock (hello Thin Lizzy!).  But when the song kicks in for good, the verses are a light, jangly pop.  It makes for a really interesting mix of styles and it works really well.

Some of the other tracks include the screaming rock of “Big Dig” (which has chord progressions of Neil Young but sounds nothing like Neil Young).  It also features some wonderfully stupid fat bass sounds as the song nears its conclusion.  “Bloodfire” has another great guitar solo.  And the vocalist sounds an awful lot like one of the guys from Sloan (who knew Sloan could be so influential?)

Thanks CBC Radio 3 for introducing me to this great band.

[READ: June 15, 2010] “Sun Na, Bird”

This final piece is at the same time the bleakest and yet most hopeful story of the group.

It is the near future and in this suburban Canadian town, all the humans have fled, with no intention of returning (the TV is still on in the house where the story takes place). (more…)

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