Mother’s Cake return to Budapest with the release of their new album ‘Ultrabliss’. Inspired by Stanley Kubrick's cult film “A Clockwork Orange” (1971) and largely free from structural constraints of traditional songs, the Austrian band unleashes their musical imagination with the finest jams and dancefloor fillers. “Ultrabliss” unites nine extremely varied tracks with elements of classic rock, krautrock, and prog-rock that are sure to please fans of Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd, as well as followers of the Red Hot Chili Peppers or British indie icons like Franz Ferdinand, the Arctic Monkeys, or Kasabian. Like its predecessor “Cyberfunk!”, “Ultrabliss” was recorded at Sevenarts Studio, Überlärm Studio, and Moonwalker Productions Studio, and once again sonically brought to life by singer, guitarist, and songwriter Yves Krismer in collaboration with Manuel Renner and Raphael Neikes. Neikes, who plays guitar and keyboards live, has become the fourth band member. Founding drummer Jan Haußels has amicably left the band after the album sessions and will be replaced by Alex Kerbl on drums from now on.
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Psycho party rockers flung onto the Budapest scene in 2022 with their funkified psychedelic rock for the 21st century house party! Consisting of foreign and Hungarian band members, this four piece represents nationalities from France, Australia, Spain and Hungary with a twist of Aperol and Whisky. In their short existence they’ve recorded their debut album ‘Malachite Moonrise’ with renowned Hungarian producer András Weil and have supported an array of foreign bands from across 4 continents including Spiral Drive (Germany), Deaf Radio (GR), Dirty Sound Magnet (CH), Lalalar (TR), Mother of Millions (GR), VR Sex (USA), Khan (AUS), Thrax Punks (GR), Tortuga (PL), The Ballet Bombs (NL), CADÚ (AT) and more!
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Mother´s Cake is stirring up the underground scene all over Europe. A powerhouse trio who toured along with acts like Iggy Pop, Alice in Chains, Wolfmother, Limp Bizkit, Deftones – just to name a few. 80 – 120 shows a year, since 2012 made them one of the most impressive live bands around. The Mother’s Cake gig is supported by INES, the Innovation Network of European Showcases.
