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[INDIE] Led by 18-year-old singer Orono Noguchi, and comprised of musicians from around the world—from New England to New Zealand, Japan, Australia, and South Korea, Superorganism has become an instant sensation. Formed just last year, the psychedelic pop band released their debut self-titled record on Domino Records in 2017 to critical acclaim. What the album does best is to instantly engage listeners with pop-sheen and hooky power, which upon closer inspection is constructed with a collage of found sounds, sound effects, field recordings, and looped strangeness. This is a tough thing to do—to make the experimental accessible—but they do it with what seems like ease, using apathetic song titles like “Nobody Cares” and “It’s All Good” to describe their music which exist at the intersection of The Flaming Lips and Animal Collecive. Despite this free wheeling attitude, the band takes their music deathly serious—in a recent interview, the band’s young frontwoman talked about the anxiety of taking the stage for the first time in front of a festival crowd in Germany. The anxiety quickly melted away however, said Noguchi, not unlike the melting, psychedelic sounds of the band’s live show. Catch Superorganism live at the Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls on Friday, April 6. Get your tickets in advance and they’re only $1.03. Presented by 103.3 The Edge.