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Mother’s Cake

After Ultra Bliss, the latest acclaimed album from Mother’s Cake, the most obvious choice would have been to reproduce the same formula. But that’s precisely what doesn’t fit the band’s DNA: they’re always ready to move forward.

From their early collaborations with Ikey Owens (The Mars Volta, Jack White) on Creation’s Finest to sharing stages with Deftones, Iggy Pop, Limp Bizkit, Alice in Chains and Deep Purple, Mother’s Cake has built a solid reputation on the road worldwide.

The trio has sold out venues in Austria, Australia and South Africa, set crowds alight in India, amassed millions of streams, and had their music featured in video games, TV series and feature films.

Due for release on October 9, 2026 via ESIS3-RECORDS, WE R ALL GONNA DIE, the band’s sixth album, strips everything back to the essentials. Uncompromisingly punk, raw and direct, it seeks neither nostalgia nor safety.