Mother's Cake & Yeast Machine - Live 2027
MOTHER'S CAKE: A Manifesto of Raw Renewal - WE R ALL GONNA DIE
There are bands that manage their legacy. And then there are Mothers Cake. For this band, stagnation is not a state but an artistic betrayal. Those who look at the discography of Mother’s Cake do not see a series of albums, but a constant metamorphosis, an unceasing struggle for truth in sound. After the success of "Ultra Bliss" (Embassy of Music), it would have been the easy choice to preserve the winning formula from there—but that is precisely not the DNA of this band.
A history written in blood and sweat. Okay, I admit that’s an exaggeration, but the journey that Mothers Cake has taken since their founding resembles a trip through the storm. From the early days when they worked with Ikey Owens (The Mars Volta, Jack White) on their debut "Creation's Finest" to the major stages of the world, where they played alongside legends like Deftones, Iggy Pop, Limp Bizkit, Alice in Chains, and Deep Purple. They have rocked the arena in Vienna, played sold-out shows in Australia, Mexico, and South Africa, and excited the audience in India. This dedication has not only been rewarded with millions of streams and worldwide chart placements; their songs are also featured in video games, TV series, and films. However, this history is no reason to rest—it is the foundation for an even more radical departure.
The Punk Code, or back to the source of energy The sixth studio album WE R ALL GONNA DIE (Esis3-RECORDS), which will be released on October 9, 2026, is the most honest testimony of a band that tolerates no compromises anymore. The production has been stripped of everything superfluous; the sound is now uncompromisingly punk, raw, and driving. There are no longer any hideaways behind slick studio magic, no calculated harmonies—just pure, unfiltered access.
The first single "We are all gonna die" (release: May 7, 2026) is more than just a prelude; it is a manifesto. It is proof that Mothers Cake is shedding the shackles of their own past to unleash a new, almost painful energy. Those looking for the sound of yesterday will search in vain and will be sent on a new journey.
This album is not another copy; it is more like ADHD cast into music. It is the sound of a band that has understood that sometimes you have to tear everything down to be truly free.
YEAST MACHINE
Their second album "Bad Milk" will be their debut on Noisolution in 2026.
The quintet has already made waves with their debut album, earning love and respect from all sides. And what comparisons they’ve drawn: Indie rock. Alternative. Retro. Grunge. Punk.
An exceptional band on stage that is loud and contemporary, knowing how to get the audience moving. A rock community that lives together and conveys that very sense of belonging as a band, engaging their audience. In November 2025, the first single will arrive as a big exclamation mark, and in spring 2026 their second album and the first on Noisolution: Wild, aggressive, and always catchy with great songwriting. The influences certainly flash through, but the band has been using, expanding, and discarding these for years, always taking a step further.
Contemporary, unrefined alternative rock, significantly crunchier than on their debut. Crunchy yet with a sugary core. Catchy yet cumbersome. A charismatic singer with a certain "Lizard King" touch accompanied by a massive wall of guitars, and live this band is a force!!
Founded in 2021, their debut album "Sleaze" was released in April 2024 through Tonzonen Records after their first studio live sessions and their EP "Rise of the Yeast" (2023).
Line-up:
Guitar / Voc: Fabian Köninger
Guitar / Voc: Tobias Köninger
Vocals: Benjamin Frenzel
Drums: Jonas Bischof
Bass: Marcel Gundlach
Doors open: 7:00 PM
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