Press Coverage

The Cage Magazine says mozworth's "Why Not" makes a strong case that The Mountain & The Wolf will have something real to say.

Cougar Microbes includes "Why Not" in its indie selects, calling it "a more confident step forward" for mozworth.

No Transmission calls "Why Not" a single that's "heavier, more forceful and more outward-looking than much of their earlier work," setting the tone for The Mountain & The Wolf.

Wax Zine sits down with mozworth for an in-depth conversation about Daniel Johnston's influence on Austin, the local live music scene (SABG, Sam's Town Point, Far Out Lounge), and the band's upcoming concept album "The Mountain & The Wolf."

musikepool praises "Story of an Artist" as "a heartfelt tribute that feels both tender and alive—Daniel Johnston's spirit resonates through every note."

Plastic Magazine praises "Sandpiper" as "a spectacular alternative jam that's timeless and truly absorbing throughout."

An in-depth exclusive interview covering mozworth's musical journey from his roots in Logan, Iowa, through his skateboarding-influenced musical exploration.

The Big Takeover praises "Sandpiper" for its depth and duality, describing it as music that "ebbs and flows between folky understatement and the roar of rock and roll at its finest."

It's All Indie describes "Sandpiper" as "a clear-cut slice of shimmering indie-pop with a slightly scuzzy undertone of grunge guitar sounds."

The Big Takeover praises "The Sky Is Falling" as "an absolutely essential document of our times."

Indie Dock Music Blog reviews "The Sky Is Falling," highlighting how mozworth captures the tension of modern digital life.

Apricot Magazine calls "The Sky Is Falling" a "compelling sonic landscape" and praises the band's chemistry and emotional honesty.

Buzzy Band highlights "The Sky Is Falling" for its urgent indie rock energy and praises mozworth's ability to turn anxiety into anthemic music.

Michael Bosworth, known professionally as mozworth, is an independent singer-songwriter based in Austin.

Indie Dream describes 'Goodbye Colorado' as a moving indie rock track that explores the emotional journey of leaving behind not just a place, but memories.

Packaging everything we love about '90s indie-alt-rock into a four-minute envelope, 'Postcard' proudly puts mozworth's stamp on these nostalgic sounds.