The Mothermold Austin, Texas
Mother and daughter duo The Mothermold grow heirloom prog, punk, metal, goth, pop and art in their Texas backyard. Visual artist Lalena Fisher, formerly of NYC’s The Color Guard and The Hissyfits, plays guitar while Annika kicks serious ass on drums. They named their project after the supportive outer shell of a sculptural mold, as a metaphor for their relationship. ... more
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Her voice, the vulnerability within, and a glorious sound, not overproduced but natural. 'Tender Heart' gets me - resonates in a way that is sad and glorious simultaneously. Discordant guitars behind a clean acoustic and voice ballad. Love her voice, her lyrics. Great album.
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