20 May 2026
Artist: MOTHER
Who: Mysterious debutante. Present on all social
media, but without any specific, personal data.
“Music is the closest thing to creating life I’ll ever know. Every song I write is born from pain, obsession, and survival. When someone truly connects to it, they become part of that creation – not as a listener, but as family. That bond isn’t blood. It’s devotion. That’s why MOTHER isn’t just a name to me – it’s an ideology.”
Track: UNHOLY
“When I wrote ‘Unholy’, I was drowning quietly. Every part of my life felt as though it was rotting at the edges — relationships, mental health, identity, survival. I couldn’t tell whether the voice inside me wanted salvation or self-destruction anymore. I only knew some part of me wanted to disappear. The emptiness, the fractured sense of identity, the feeling of becoming a stranger inside your own body.
“There’s a grief within ‘Unholy’ that mourns a version of myself I’m not even sure ever truly existed. That’s the cruelty of BPD and dissociation — you begin to question your own memories, your own emotions, your own reflection.”
TUTV: (Un)holy shit! What a titanic debut slam this is. Think the metallic symphonic grandeur and orchestral vocality of Within Temptation and Nightwish, the schizophrenic post-hardcore howling of Bring Me The Horizon, and the visual charisma of Alice Glass. Sounds colossal, right? You betcha. Mother screams her heart and lungs out. Sonic exorcism.