NE339: Jaiko Suzuki (Mother of Mars)

Presenting to you ‘I Hear’ – the debut album by Vito and Druzzi – AKA @MotherOfMars. 

Best known as members of era-defining NY post punkers The Rapture, the pair are now joined by Jaiko Suzuki on vocals for an album full of sonic wanderlust, providing technicolour bleeps, drones, ethereal singing and a plethora of percussion interweave, like a fractal mosaic in harmonious sensorium.

Read More - https://www.theransomnote.com/music/news/mother-of-mars-announce-debut-album-i-hear-on-ransom-note-records/
Help us press the LP via Bandcamp - https://motherofmars.bandcamp.com/campaign/i-hear

I Hear

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Mother Of Mars - Durga & Demon

Presenting to you ‘I Hear’ – the debut album by Vito and Druzzi – AKA @MotherOfMars. 
Out March 5th on Ransom Note Records.

Best known as members of era-defining NY post punkers The Rapture, the pair are now joined by Jaiko Suzuki on vocals for an album full of sonic wanderlust, providing technicolour bleeps, drones, ethereal singing and a plethora of percussion interweave, like a fractal mosaic in harmonious sensorium.

Listen now - https://ransom-note-records.lnk.to/I-Hear
Help us press the LP via Bandcamp - https://motherofmars.bandcamp.com/campaign/i-hear

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Mother of Mars - I Hear ft Jaiko Suzuki [Ransom Note Records #26]

Taken from ‘I Hear’ – the debut album by Vito and Druzzi AKA @MotherOfMars. 
Out Now - https://ransom-note-records.lnk.to/I-Hear

Best known as members of era-defining NY post punkers The Rapture, the pair are now joined by Jaiko Suzuki on vocals for an album full of sonic wanderlust, providing technicolour bleeps, drones, ethereal singing and a plethora of percussion interweave, like a fractal mosaic in harmonious sensorium.

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Mother Of Mars - Fall—Sing ft Jaiko Suzuki

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