Panic Division have done it again with a brand spankin’ new chill-inducing track! “Mother, Father” is the epitome of relatable, atmospheric indie-pop, and if you’re not feeling something by the end of this track, we suggest checking your pulse and seeing a doctor.
Delving into the pains of refusing to become like the divorce story of one’s parents, “Mother, Father” is an eye-opening tale of discovering all of the things you have taken for granted as they are almost taken from you. The song is set to be featured on Panic Division’s forthcoming album, Touch, out on June 14.
“I was a child of a divorced family and have always sworn to not make the mistakes my parents did,” shared Panic Division frontman Colton Holliday. “After a terrifying hospital visit and being instructed to stop drinking liquor for good, I went through a dark period where I couldn’t believe the amount of weight my wife carries for me and worried that I would eventually lose her as a result of it.”
Listen to “Mother, Father” below:
