Touch Up

Released in 2007, Touch Up is the debut studio album by Canadian indie rock band Mother Mother. Originally released independently as Mother, the album was later re-titled and expanded after the band signed with Last Gang Records. The record is characterized by its distinctive three-part vocal harmonies and a 'freak folk' sensibility that sets it apart from the more polished indie pop of the era. Produced by Howard Redekopp, the album maintains a dry, intimate sound that emphasizes the band's technical precision and eccentric songwriting. Critical reception was generally positive, with AllMusic noting the band's 'quirky, harmony-heavy' approach and comparing them to a more aggressive version of the New Pornographers. The album has since gained a significant cult following, particularly through social media platforms like TikTok, where tracks like 'Verbatim' and 'Oh Ana' found a new generation of listeners drawn to their themes of identity and their unique sonic palette.