Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Black Metal, Shoegaze, Atmospheric Post Metal
Label: Self-Released
Tracks: 8
Length: 30.0'
Holy shit. Where did this band come from? I was surfing a few blogs yesterday and came across Earthmother. Earthmother are a five piece band from South Florida who formed in 2013. Earthmother play a really interesting style of music that gives nods to various styles of underground music that includes hardcore, punk, black metal, shoegaze, and atmospheric post metal. At first listen, I thought I was in for a band that was heavily influenced by bands such as Young And In The Way or Deafheaven, but upon listening further, I realized that I couldn't be more wrong. While these influences are apparent, Earthmother takes things a step further and add shoegaze and atmospheric post metal influences that add an additional layer of complexity to the band's already progressive style. On paper, I wouldn't think that this combination of sounds and styles would work, but Earthmother manage to pull this off somehow. This is the band's debut full-length LP, which was released digitally on June 23rd, 2015. On their self-titled full-length debut, Earthmother offer up eight killer songs that blur the lines between hardcore, punk, black metal, shoegaze, and atmospheric post metal. Overall, this is a killer LP and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
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