Mother Mother is a celebrated Canadian indie rock band that has made significant strides in the music industry since their formation in 2005. Based in Quadra Island, British Columbia, the band initially gained attention with their self-titled debut album, released independently under the name Mother. This album showcased their unique sound and vocal-driven pop songs, earning them accolades and a growing fanbase. In 2007, they rebranded as Mother Mother and re-released their debut as “Touch Up,” which included new tracks and marked the beginning of their partnership with Last Gang Records.

The band’s second album, “O My Heart,” released in 2008, solidified their presence in the Canadian music scene, featuring the hit single “The Stand.” Their innovative approach to music, blending orchestral harmonies with pop and rock elements, garnered critical acclaim and commercial success. Following this, they released a series of well-received albums, including “Eureka” (2011) and “The Sticks” (2012), each showcasing their evolving sound and lyrical depth.

In 2014, Mother Mother signed with Universal Music Canada, releasing their fifth album, “Very Good Bad Thing,” which further expanded their reach. Their sixth album, “No Culture,” released in 2017, continued to build on their success, featuring the popular single “The Drugs.” The band’s ability to resonate with audiences was highlighted when their music went viral on TikTok in late 2020, leading to a resurgence in streams and new fans.

Most recently, Mother Mother released their eighth studio album, “Inside,” in 2021, followed by a deluxe version in 2022. Their ninth album, “Grief Chapter,” is set to release in February 2024, showcasing their commitment to evolving their sound and connecting with listeners. With a discography that includes multiple albums and EPs, Mother Mother continues to be a powerful force in the indie rock genre, celebrated for their creativity and ability to engage with diverse audiences.