MOTHER TONGUES Toronto, Ontario
Love In a Vicious way is the debut LP from Toronto’s Mother Tongues. A cyber-psych opus that lurks between the cerebral and feral. At moments, precious and serene; in a blink, snarling, teeth razor-sharp. The songs are charged with a sincerity and teenage sentimentalism that captures a time when everything was crucial and felt tenfold. ... more
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