The Starlight Mints face an endless stream of comparison to fellow Oklahoman freaks of nature The Flaming Lips. When it comes to hallucinatory pop complete with sweeping string arrangements, poignantly strangled vocals, and lyrical references to giant centipede attacks, the comparisons pretty much come with the territory. The Dream That Stuff Was Made Of, embraces everything from rapturously Bowie-esque melodrama to odd Middle Eastern textures to pure noise cacophony. This See Thru Broadcasting release comes with a bonus disc with 2 audio tracks - 'Popsickle' & 'Pusher Girls' and the video for 'Popsickle'.
