Name: Cyberfunk!
Brand: Mother's Cake

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

234513CD

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Rough Trade Exclusive

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Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2020-09-18

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Signed copies: No

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885150345153

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Mother's Cake

Genre GB

Prog Rock

Label GB

Membran

In preparation for over a year and recorded during a series of sleep-deprived three day sessions, the group concentrate on the essentials on the twelve new songs that comprise Cyberfunk!, bundling their raw live energy into a dynamically dense release that sounds like vintage madness of the best possible kind and fits the moment in perfect fashion. Despite what its title might suggest, Cyberfunk! was created in a more or less classic manner, with the three musicians performing together in one room, just the way it should be, with a minimum of overdubs resulting in a genuine band sound that is almost distilled to its essence, with the voice of singer/guitarist Yves Krismer standing out even more than on the bands previous recordings.

The career trajectory of Mother's Cake's has seen them play hundreds of concerts from Manchester to Melbourne and Mumbai, including shows with Wolfmother, Iggy &amp; The Stooges, Omar Rodriguez-López, Alice In Chains and Limp Bizkit. They have also released three successful studio albums plus a near-megalomaniacal (in the best possible sense) Live at Pompeii-style live set recorded on the ski jump in Bergisel, Austria in 2018. The first two singles from Cyberfunk! have already made it onto the 'Tracks Of The Week' list published by Classic Rock's online portal Loudersound, while the first of them (Toxic Brother) is currently on the A list at Primordial Radio. It also made the A list at Feedback Radio and has been played on regional rock shows around the UK.

Cyberfunk!

Music GB