Mothers - “It Hurts Until It Doesn’t” Audiotree Live
I felt alive for a little while but when I died I had the time to notice I was crushed by the weight of my own ego but never honest enough to say it
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Mothers - “It Hurts Until It Doesn’t” Audiotree Live
I felt alive for a little while but when I died I had the time to notice I was crushed by the weight of my own ego but never honest enough to say it
FINALLY THERE’S NEW MOTHERS!!!!!!!
MOTHERS - Pink
Athens indie-rock four-piece Mothers will release their sophomore album ‘Render Another Ugly Method’ on September 7 via ANTI- Records. We’ve already heard the lead single ‘Blame Kit’ and today they’ve shared another new song, a dark, slowly propelling post-punk gem called ‘Pink’. The song comes with an accompanying video, directed by Jake Lazovick & Richard Phillip Smith. Watch it above.
i am reading sam pink in your bed, he says: "living another fifty years seems impossible"
your eyes roll back and i think of babies born, first scream into infinity
and i am tired
heavy with sweat when i pull you out of your sweater, flinching with the awareness of a newborn
"BAPTIST TRAUMA" from Render Another Ugly Method by Mothers! ADDS 9/11/18! More info here: http://www.piratepirate.com/wp/34395/mothers/
2015 Band To Watch Mothers are about to drop their anticipated sophomore album Render Another Ugly Method later this week. After announcing the LP’s release in June with the twitchy single, "Blame Kit," the Athens-born, Philly-based outfit have since dropped another single and video for the time-warp of a song titled “Pink." We named those tracks the best of their respective weeks. Today, we’re getting one more. On "Beauty Routine," frontwoman and vocalist Kristine Leschper empathizes with a little white mouse with tiny red eyes. The song is an elliptical of dissociating, jangly rhythms; listening feels like meandering through a dense crowd in a daze. Leschper continues to meditate on physicality as she explores the idea of ritual as an act of distraction or perhaps, desperation. "Show me a beauty routine/ to erase me completely." The song comes attached to a languid video directed by Jake Lazovick (of the Philly pop project Sitcom) and Richard Phillip Smith. Watch and listen below.