VanGaalen's song "Rabid Bits of Time", off of "Soft Airplane", was featured in the trailer for the 2011 indie film "Norman". His song "Bare Feet on Wet Griptape" was featured on the skateboarding video game "Skate 3". On 11 August 2009, VanGaalen released a full-length album "Snow Blindness is Crystal Antz" under the alias Black Mold. The album features the organic instrumental and electronica-oriented sound merely hinted at on his other releases. "Snow Blindness is Crystal Antz" was released with a download code to 100 plus minutes of glitchy odds and ends, unfinished ideas, analogue improvisation, and experimental manipulation. VanGaalen is sometimes assisted live by Matt Flegel and Scott "Monty" Munro, both of the post-punk band Preoccupations, and drummer Eric Hamelin from No More Shapes. In 2008 VanGaalen recorded the debut album of Women as well as their second album. VanGaalen is also an illustrator and animator, and has made his own album artwork and animated music videos to accompany several of his songs, including "Clinically Dead", "Flower Gardens", "Red Hot Drops", and "Molten Light", as well as the Love as Laughter song "Dirty Lives" and Timber Timbre's song "Beat the Drum Slowly". He won the Prism Prize in 2015 for "Beat the Drum Slowly", alongside a second nomination for the video for his own single "Monster". He has also designed album covers for other artists, including Shout Out Out Out Out's "Not Saying/Just Saying". In 2015, VanGaalen collaborated with Seth Smith of the indie rock band Dog Day on the album "Seed of Dorzon". Chad VanGaalen's "Light Information", his sixth record on Sub Pop, was released on September 8, 2017. Albums  EPs  Collaboration albums  Black Mold