Mother of the Forest - Vill kyssa dig på ängen vid morgärdan
I'm a couple days late, but here's yet another solid new track from Mother of the Forest.
I'm a couple days late, but here's yet another solid new track from Mother of the Forest.
Yet another new track from Mother of the Forest.
Mother of the Forest presents "Fuck the Universe Tuesdays" starting with "Fuck Knugen". The rationale: "tuesdays are the most boring day of the week, but to save the summer from boring tuesdays mother of the forest will release one track evry tuesday for five weeks"
The new Mother of the Forest album "Erik grow up, this means war" is finished and ready for download right here.
Mother of the Forest is back from the dead and "Destroyer" is the first sample off the upcoming album "Erik grow up, This means war", due out May 1 via .
Mother of the Forest is dead, long live Ankarkronan: http://motheroftheforest.blogspot.com/2011/11/mother-of-forest-are-fucking-dead.html
More new music from Mother of the Forest from the upcoming record "Young punk", showing off more of his new direction and released in anticipation of his upcoming gig at Vår Del Av Stan in Skellefteå, Sweden on October 7-8.
Download the new Mother of the Forest single "We met at a rave", the first sample off his upcoming album which will be out in 2012: http://periferinac.tumblr.com/post/8687855030/prf-026-mother-of-the-forest-we-met-at-a-rave
Mother of the Forest unveils a new sound. Less dark, more urgent, more vocal. From the upcoming album "Young punk", to be released... eventually.
I really appreciate that Mother of the Forest has a well-defined and instantly recognizable sonic palette. Which is not to say that all his songs sound the same per se, but there's never any doubt as to the artist's identity. The new album "Drunk forever" continues exploring much of the same dark paths as his earlier EPs and then some, beginning with "Condor" and ending with the surprising howling black metal outro of "Owl", each tune taking on the title of a different bird. I can only speculate as to his influences, but there's a freshness to his approach that makes he believe he's not some sort of minimal synth revivalist, but rather someone who stumbled across his own sound in a far more organic fashion. Not that it matters just as long as he never stoops to trodding out the same tired pseudo-fascist tropes as so many others -- the re-contextualization of black metal is far more interesting anyhow, along with whatever else he's bringing to the table. Very recommended!
Mother of the Forest - Owl
The new full-length album "Drunk forever" from Mother of the Forest is now available as a free download: http://periferinac.blogspot.com/2011/05/prf-021-mother-of-forest-drunk-forever.html
The last two EPs he did were great dark lo-fi electro/goth/industrial, so I'm hoping this is more of the same.
"Albatross" is a new track from Mother of the Forest, the first taste of the upcoming LP "Drunk Forever", due out May 1 via . Direct link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_MsRt_xoiE
Here's the playlist for this week's radio show Sirius XMU:
01. The Scrags - In the devil's hands
02. TALK 1
03. Boeoes Kaelstigen - Desolate view
04. Johnossi - Roscoe
05. Kimono - Tomorrow
06. TALK 2
07. Fun - Here comes the ugly man
08. Kite - Hexx
09. Mother of the Forest - Bränna broar
10. Mother of the Forest - Vid berget
11. TALK 3
12. Non Tiq - QUiet
13. Dead Letters Spell Out Dead Words - I could have sworn I heard them SING
14. Enslaved - Raidho
15. TALK 4
16. Säkert! - Riot
17. Kristofer Åström - Devil
18. Sweatmaster - Calling Satan, let me in
19. Mercyful Fate - Black funeral
20. TALK 5
21. Lighthouse Project - Lust for lie
Reminder: my show airs every week on Sundays and Mondays at 11pm ET on Sirius XMU. That's channel 26 on Sirius, 43 on XM and 831 for DirecTV subscribers.
Taking a cue from Swedesplease to focus your attention on Mother of the Forest and his new EP "Ryka i ro", which was recently posted for free download here. As Craig rightfully points out, this is for fans of creative music that takes risks and is far, far more exciting than the typically mediocre guitar rock that gets sent my way. It also helps that it fits in nicely with a lot of the other similarly minded goth/industrial clatter I've been listening to as of late. As for a more direct comparison, Sällskapet comes to mind, though Mother of the Forest is much weirder, taking far more influence from The Bear Quartet's noisier efforts. As if it wasn't obvious by having Matti provide guest vocals. Anyhow, Mother of the Forest is great and the EP is free, so you really can't go wrong. Listen and help spread the word!
Mother of the Forest - Vid berget