1. |
||||
2. |
Pirates!
02:31
|
|||
3. |
The boy was a freak
02:36
|
|||
4. |
The Hungarian
02:21
|
|||
5. |
Cat & Dog
00:48
|
|||
6. |
Cowboys like nightgowns
04:00
|
|||
7. |
Living with your mum
03:08
|
|||
8. |
The Dodger
01:26
|
|||
9. |
Beer not gonorrhea!
02:34
|
|||
10. |
End of the world
02:28
|
|||
11. |
Dallas (Live)
02:02
|
Rob Bethell Bristol, UK
If you like For Your Mum, you may also like:
Two dozen 12-string acoustic improvisations that feel undeniably haunting, like lost transmissions from ancient Appalachia, rediscovered.
go to album
Erudite chamber pop that hearkens back to the elegant and experimental production of the 1960s, swinging from melancholia to playfulness.
go to album
living in memory of something sweet
by dreamTX
Undeniable melodies swim up from beneath layers of distortion and effects, making this a psych-pop winner.
go to album
Harsh noise and shoegaze meet for an industrial sound that has more than a whiff of My Bloody Valentine.
go to album
Gently Among the Coals
by Threefifty
The Brooklyn duo bring a host of influences—everything from classical to folk to bluegrass—to their churning post-rock.
go to album
This may be Nate Kinsella's "dad record," but the array of experimental sounds and soulful songs on offer evidence a new creative peak.
go to album
The Red Brake Light Sky Sessions
by Wild Cat Strike
Tender indie pop songs that sound like whirring clockwork—bright bells and rhythmic clicks adorn gentle, soothing melodies.
go to album
