Adorable Music Video For Butterfingers by Bomb the Bass

by Burstein! on May 6, 2009 · 0 comments

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Is there anything cuter than a minimoog brought to life through puppetry? Ok, well, maybe. Hyperbole aside, Perish Factory did a wonderful job in making these little guys sing “Butterfingers” by Bomb the Bass from their album Future Chaos.

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