Mother Mother release their highly-anticipated 10th studio album Nostalgia in honour of their 20th anniversary as a band. Nostalgia delivers a creative palate as simultaneously expansive and cohesive as Mother Mother has ever offered.
Arriving on the heels of 2024’s acclaimed Grief Chapter, the new album fosters the spirit of total originality that fans know and love, while also pushing their musicality, lyricism, and aesthetics to new peaks. The dozen songs contained within are heartfelt, brazen, dark, and wild, fractaling intense themes through the vibrant imagery of otherworldly landscapes and mythical creatures.
The focus track for the album is ‘ON AND ON (Song for Jasmin)’, which is a true, platonic love letter from the band’s frontman Ryan Guldemond to his band mate, Jasmin Parkin. The two started their relationship as romantic partners, Jasmin later joined the band, and all parties involved (including the band) survived their subsequent breakup. Their relationship evolved into a deep and lasting friendship, that has endured deep loss, a lot of joy, and travelling the world together as bandmates. The video that accompanies the song is mostly shot by Ryan and captures moments from those travels.
Nostalgia Tracklist:
Love to Death
Make Believe
Station Wagon
ON AND ON (Song for Jasmin)
Better of Me
Namaste
FINGER
Me & You
little mistake
Mano a Mano
Nostalgia
To Regret
Click HERE to stream Nostalgia.
Photo credit: Emily Bradshaw
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