
Motherhood - Thunder Perfect Mind LP (Clear Vinyl)
Thunder Perfect Mind, narrates the sudden abduction of an unsuspecting pedestrian by a âdark, expanding Cloudâ. To eclipse what controls, the only way out is through. But what lies beyond the Cloud?
âDespite it being a concept album thatâs basically a sci-fi novel, itâs the most approachable album weâve ever made.â Laughs multi-instrumentalist Penny, while guitarist Brydon Crain adds, âWe see what people respond to at our shows and we wanted to give them songs theyâll love.â
Influenced as much by Bad Brains as Ennio Morricone, Motherhood happily march to the beat of their own maniacal drum. Indeed, itâs a tall order: presenting an 11-track concept album in the era of algorithmic, single-driven listening. But from punk ripper Bok Globule to pop pleaser Wandering, Motherhood masterfully delivers catchy one-hitters that give no air of codependency; like a Magic Eye, the bigger picture appears only if you care to search.
Motherhoodâs genius lies in their ability to set deep thoughts to rippinâ riffs, Trojan horsing their serpentine songwriting under the guise of rock nâ roll.
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Thunder Perfect Mind, narrates the sudden abduction of an unsuspecting pedestrian by a âdark, expanding Cloudâ. To eclipse what controls, the only way out is through. But what lies beyond the Cloud?
âDespite it being a concept album thatâs basically a sci-fi novel, itâs the most approachable album weâve ever made.â Laughs multi-instrumentalist Penny, while guitarist Brydon Crain adds, âWe see what people respond to at our shows and we wanted to give them songs theyâll love.â
Influenced as much by Bad Brains as Ennio Morricone, Motherhood happily march to the beat of their own maniacal drum. Indeed, itâs a tall order: presenting an 11-track concept album in the era of algorithmic, single-driven listening. But from punk ripper Bok Globule to pop pleaser Wandering, Motherhood masterfully delivers catchy one-hitters that give no air of codependency; like a Magic Eye, the bigger picture appears only if you care to search.
Motherhoodâs genius lies in their ability to set deep thoughts to rippinâ riffs, Trojan horsing their serpentine songwriting under the guise of rock nâ roll.












