
Mt Fog's Every Stone is Green [out now]
"This is magical stuff, a shimmering confluence of avant-garde arrangements, spectral synth grooves, and gothic spectacle." (Bandcamp Daily)
A "transportive set of soaring art-pop and bewitching synth-pop with an experimental, exploratory edge" (KEXP)
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WFMU live session
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about Mt Fog
"Mt Fog's music is a study in texture and dynamics as much as melodic grace and songwriting prowess. It's an artistic rendering that helps you visualize a world beyond the terrestrial, modern landscapes." (Martin Douglas, for KEXP)
A conscious mycelial network and perhaps "Seattle's premier art pop eccentric" (Bandcamp Daily), Mt Fog began as the project of vocalist and classically-trained violinist Carolyn B. and has been "expanded now to large, euphoric dimensions and laced with connective tissues of drum and bass" (dusted mag) with Andy Sells and Casey Rosebridge.
Mt Fog has enchanted audiences across the US and Europe with their high energy, haunted-forest style. They've performed live sessions on independent radio stations across the world including KEXP, NYC's WFMU, and Switzerland's Radio Rasa. Mt Fog has been featured at festivals like Timber Fest, Capitol Hill Block Party and TARBOO, and shared the stage with artists like Tim Hecker and Anika. The trio receives frequent praise for their dynamic performances, which meld influences from jazz to ambient to art rock.
Mt Fog's 2022 album Spells of Silence was featured as a Bandcamp Album of the Day and called a "sophomore gem" that "combines the artful fragility of a Björk record with a DIY groundedness" (Seattle Times).
2024's ultraviolet heart machine has been described as "thrillingly theatrical" (Bandcamp Daily), and “a vulnerable, transformative experience" (WASH). Featured in KEXP and named by critics a top album in the Seattle Times, it is available on vinyl & cassette via Ghost Mountain Records.
Mt Fog's most recent record is Every Stone is Green. It is a Gothic tale (in the Bronte sisters' sense) about finding happiness, which is human-ness. Every Stone is Green has been called "magical stuff" by Bandcamp Daily (who named Mt Fog a "cool band") and called an album to listen to by KEXP. It is Mt Fog's most experimental album to date, and takes inspiration from Hildegard von Bingen's concept of viriditas as well as dream lands that Carolyn has traversed.
Based in Seattle, Mt Fog continues to explore verdant realms of creative intention and new sounds.
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Spells of Silence (2022) listen/buy

ultraviolet heart machine (2024) listen/buy
Every Stone is Green (2026) listen/buy
selected press
Every Stone is Green
The Big Takeover
Mt Fog has "grown an ecosystem"
Interview with The Stranger
"In This House We Believe in Goblins, Gondal, Bjork, and Hildegard of Bingen"
Mt Fog is on Bandcamp's 'Cool Band' alert
"This is magical stuff, a shimmering confluence of avant-garde arrangements, spectral synth grooves, and gothic spectacle."
KEXP's New Music Reviews:
"transportive set of soaring art-pop and bewitching synth-pop with an experimental, exploratory edge"
Bandcamp's Best Albums of 2026: this "gauzy avant-pop has heft and substance"
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Spells of Silence is Bandcamp's Album of the Day:
"Mt Fog has mastered moments of all-encompassing atmospherics"
Martin Douglas for KEXP's Throwaway Style:
"an artistic rendering that helps you visualize a world beyond the terrestrial, modern landscapes"
Dave Segal for The Stranger: "Mt Fog's Earthy/Airy Pop"
dusted mag reviews ultraviolet heart machine:
"a bird like fluidity ... something magic."
WASH reviews ultraviolet heart machine
KEXP reviews ultraviolet heart machine:
"cosmic soundscapes that surprise and delight"
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