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Inanna Abused

March 29, 2020

The first single from our new album “Slower Father” is “Abused in the Garden of Love”. An explicit story from the dawn of civilization! An ancient Sumerian legend feauring Goddess Inanna inspired us for this one.

Single cover for Abused in the garden of love featuring Goddess Inanna

The young son of a farmer saw the Goddess sleeping under a tree, in the garden that he was supposed to work that day. Her beauty mesmerised him and he went for it… He undressed her and made love to her as she slept. When he was finished, he realised the foulness of his deed and fled the scene. Inanna did not wake up during the raping, because she was very tired, but when she woke up, she knew what had happened. She turned the whole kingdom upside down to find the guy and when she found him, she sealed his fate.

Some of the song’s lyrics are actually from the original poem, dating more than 5.000 years old! Also the single’s cover features the first genaration Sumerian symbol – letter for “woman” and “vagina”.

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Lyrics:

I was heading for work in the gardens

But when I got there, the seedlings had failed

I was totally stroked by disaster

And once again by the sight of a solitary ghost

Oh, I should have gone away, but I was smitten by her

The sight, a marvel, as she slept

I felt like I was born again

I stepped a bit closer, my eyes fixed on her

Her vulva portrayed, how blessed I felt there

I gently undressed her, in loving despair

And I slipped in her womb

Yes, I came in her womb as she slept

Dog, pig! Her voice is piercing me

How did you dare to touch me against my will?

Dog, pig! So, you shall die before me

A farmer’s boy can’t rape his goddess and live

Oh, I should have gone away, but I was smitten by her

The sight, a marvel, as she slept

I felt like I was born again

Kamikaze Rider

March 29, 2020

Here is a fast one from our new album “Slower Father”. The 80’s/90’s Greek motorcycle riders (also known as Kamikaze) inspired us for “Kamikaze Rider” and we dedicate this song to them. God bless your reckless souls!

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Kamikaze. The guys on motorcycles.

Lyrics:

I seek for the thrill, and find it I will

I’ll conquer this city with my horse of steel

The world is made of cowards, but I’m none of them

There is no tomorrow, I live for the day

I open the gas and I kick your ass

You’ll lose all your money, you’re not fast enough

Illegal drag racing in opposite lane

Danger approaching, front wheel in the air

Kamikaze rider, violence and agony

Kamikaze rider, I’m made of flesh, bones, leather and steel

Short Bio:

Motherfaster is the result of a bad idea, that its three creators had, after a jam session during the end of 2011.  They are based in Athens with the common purpose to extract the dirtiest side of their souls and present it as an audio insult.

After playing some gigs during 2012 – 2013, they took the request of their fans for an official release seriously. Consequently they hit the studio to create their self titled debut. George Emmanuel was the sound engineer and Jeffro Lackscheide mixed and mastered the album. In November 2014 Terrorizer magazine featured the first single “The nymph and the god” in the compilation CD Fear Candy, along with legendary metal bands Exodus and Obituary. They released the album on February 24, 2015.

In the summer of 2016, they covered Impaled Nazarene’s magnum opus “Blood is thicker than water”.

Finally, the time has come for the successor. Entitled “Slower Father”, it is recorded at Pentagram studio and mixing/mastering duties were handled by George Emmanuel. Nine explicit, dirty stories gilded with a mix of heavy metal – hard rock music. Motherfaster’s second album is taking their signature sound one step further. Ruder, dirtier, heavier.

They released the first single “Abused in the Garden of Love” on November 11 and “Slower Father”  on December 2, 2019.

Motherfaster is: Paminos – Vox + Bass | Bill – Guitar | Jim – Drums

New Album Press Release

November 10, 2019
  • New album cover.
  • New album Single cover from Motherfaster

The time has come for the second Motherfaster album! Entitled “Slower Father”, it is recorded at Pentagram studio. George Emmanuel handled the mixing/mastering duties. As a result, we give you nine explicit, dirty stories gilded with a mix of heavy metal – hard rock music. Motherfaster’s second record is taking their signature sound one step further. Ruder, dirtier, heavier.

The first single “Abused in the garden of love” will be released on November 11 and “Slower Father” on December 2, 2019.

Tracklist:

  1. Stash the cash
  2. Abused in the garden of love
  3. Shotgun blast
  4. Bull on a parachute
  5. Crocoblues
  6. Snitches get stitches (I smell a rat)
  7. Kamikaze rider
  8. Evil eye removal
  9. Sinnerman (Cover)

Listen to “Slower Father” on: Spotify | Apple Music | Amazon Music

Here are some quotes from the press about “Slower father”:

“…I will abandon the effort to describe it using other bands and I will tell you that Slower Father sounds like a Tarantino movie soundtrack, that has action scenes, but also those slow motion shots when the hero kills everybody in the bar…” – Rock Hard

“A release that has freshness, beautyful ideas and the passion that the heavy metal sound needs.” – Metal Zone

“Motherfaster’s second album has the prestige of intoxicating music. It is riveting you and it succeeds to create so many images in your mind, that can be transcribed into a story.” – Noizy

Check out some videos:

Lyric video for “Abused in the garden of love”. An explicit story from the dawn of civilization! Inspired by an ancient Sumerian legend, it tells the tale of Goddess Inanna’s raping by a farmer’s young son.

Audio video for “Kamikaze Rider”. The 80’s/90’s Greek motorcycle riders (also known as Kamikaze) inspired us for this one and we dedicate this song to them. God bless your reckless souls!

Pre-save the album on Spotify: