Snakemother weaves doom-laden riffs, hypnotic incantations, and Eastern folk influences into a ritual of transformation. Their debut album is a journey through battle cries (""Goldshields"") invoking strength, and resilience, shadowed trauma and transformation (""Little Lady""), breaking out of limiting cycles (“Circles”), elemental empowerment (""Sacrum""), liberation (""Mu Rise""), deeply rooted in ritualistic and intentional practices, with themes of mysticism and spirituality. (“Ritual”). Their songwriting process involves channeling and ritualistic elements, indicating a profound divine connection.
With mythic storytelling and primal intensity, Snakemother conjures a haunting and cathartic sound, shedding past skins, and invoking the ferocity of the divine feminine. Recorded at Earhammer Studios by Greg Wilkinson and mastered by Brad Boatright, ""Snakemother"" is an invocation of power, destruction, and rebirth.
With mythic storytelling and primal intensity, Snakemother conjures a haunting and cathartic sound, shedding past skins, and invoking the ferocity of the divine feminine. Recorded at Earhammer Studios by Greg Wilkinson and mastered by Brad Boatright, ""Snakemother"" is an invocation of power, destruction, and rebirth.