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Nov 11, 2020Whilst the record is without doubt clamorous, murky and often times boisterous, it’s in no way petulant or immovable.
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Nov 12, 2020Self Worth may not be the most well-rounded punk album of 2020, but it still manages to be hyper-focused in sound, expression, and energy.
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Jan 12, 2021Self Worth is a relentless album that never really pulls back, but maybe that’s a function of survival for Mourn, who will probably always write songs with teeth bared. They’ve straightened and polished them on Self Worth, but their bite remains formidable.
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UncutDec 15, 2020Lyrically on "Men" they come for the jugular of the patriarchy. ... It's not all tension and frantic energy, however. [Feb 2021, p.33]
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Nov 11, 2020Overall, Self Worth is the sound of a band coming of age. Which is no mean feat for a band who’ve done their growing up in public.
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Nov 11, 2020The confidence that courses through Self Worth is matched by Mourn's unguarded songwriting.
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Nov 11, 2020Their fourth studio album simultaneously searches for hope as it candidly condemns their surroundings. ‘Self Worth’ looks to find just that, violently expelling all that is wrong to settle on inner peace. That anger is palpable, from the jarring opening of ‘Stay There’ to the minimalist bass and accompanying cries of ‘Apathy’.