Blood Root Mother
Blood Root Mother formed in the early 2010s around siblings Audrey and Ivan Werne. Their music draws from Appalachian folk and blues traditions, with a raw...
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Blood Root Mother formed in the early 2010s around siblings Audrey and Ivan Werne. Their music draws from Appalachian folk and blues traditions, with a raw quality that reflects their rural upbringing. Their debut album 'In the Heart of the Dark' came out in 2015.
Their 2015 album 'Amongst the Flames' gave the group its name recognition. The title track became one of their most recognizable songs, along with 'Dead Sea' and 'The Door'. Their sound combines ethereal harmonies with driving rhythms.
Blood Root Mother's lyrics often address difficult subjects like mental health and social justice. They continue to perform and record with that same unvarnished quality.
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