Mould Release Debut Album "Hoping As A Coping Mechanism"
Mould have released their debut album, "Hoping As A Coping Mechanism," a record the band frames around optimism. The album runs 13 tracks across 35 minutes. Jörg Tresp wrote the kulturnews.de coverage of the release. The same site's music section also carries Louisa Schumacher's piece on Giant Rooks discussing their new album as an act of rebellion through hope, and Matthias Jordan's article on Shabazz Palaces returning with a comeback that carries a stance. MS Dockville marks its 20th anniversary with discounted U25 tickets tied to the birthday. Dust Bolt are promoting a new EP intended to shake up their genre and restore its relevance, with a ticket giveaway for their tour as the hook. Fenne Lily's new record "Win Win" is described as comfortable, like a warm blanket, despite a sudden breakup she went through after her previous album. The Wombats are touring for the 20th birthday of their debut album, "A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation."
Key facts
- Mould released their debut album "Hoping As A Coping Mechanism"
- The album contains 13 tracks and runs 35 minutes
- The band presents the record as spreading optimism
- Jörg Tresp wrote the kulturnews.de item on the release
- Giant Rooks discussed their new album as hope turned into rebellion in a piece by Louisa Schumacher
- Shabazz Palaces' comeback was covered by Matthias Jordan
- MS Dockville turns 20 and offers reduced U25 tickets
- Dust Bolt released a new EP and are giving away tour tickets
Entities
Artists
- Mould
- Jörg Tresp
- Louisa Schumacher
- Matthias Jordan
- Giant Rooks
- Shabazz Palaces
- Dust Bolt
- Fenne Lily
- The Wombats
Institutions
- kulturnews.de
- MS Dockville
Locations
- Germany