I have mixed feelings about Kickstarter - when Bret Easton Ellis and Paul Schrader want the public to fund their next movie they can kiss my ass - but the intent is well meaning: what it's intended for is to help leftfield artists put out the work they want everyone to hear without having to rely on the corrupting influence of the corporate teat. Apparently there are enough Black Moth Super Rainbow fans out there that the band was able to double down on the recording budget for their new album, Cobra Juicy (out October 9). "Windshield Smasher" is the first taste of what your money has bought you. Or, let's be honest, what other people's money has bought the rest of us.
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