Sexcake episode 5! Lap kattens for fattens!

Fifth episode of SexCake! DJ Mowsee and Lady K discuss the music that’s played during this episode track by track. WARNING: This show is uncensored! It contains useful (or useless) info about your favourite tracks, a cat that’s sitting on DJ Mowsee’s lap during the show, some Tim Bowness (again, as always), and more!

You will hear music from The Contortionist, OSI, Eat Static, no-man , Revolting Cocks, SAGA, In The Nursery, Godsmack, Screaming Trees, Mavort, Skinny Puppy, Dreadnaught, Filter, TILT, Stuart Davis, and Porcupine Tree.

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An underappreciated album: Steven Wilson – Insurgentes (2008)

When someone says “What do you think about Steven Wilson’s solo albums?”, you will probably hear conversations about the albums Hand.Cannot.Erase, Grace For Drowning, or The Raven That Refused To Sing… But, there’s also another solo album from sir Wilson, named Insurgentes. His first “sort of” solo album, that was released a year before Porcupine Tree’s last album The Incident, which is the year 2008.

SexCake episode 1! A new show!

The very first episode of SexCake! A brand new radio show with DJ Mowsee Fatten and Lady Katten! DJ Mowsee and Lady K discuss the music that’s played during this episode track by track. Please give us your feedback about the show! The sound quality is not super, we are working on that, but please let us know what you think about the show itself!

You will hear music from Deftones, Porcupine Tree, Katatonia, John Wesley, VOLA, OSI, The Contortionist, Nickelback (OH NOOO!), David Sylvian & Robert Fripp, Amplifier, Son Volt, AWOOGA & Twelve Foot Ninja.

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Personal Playlist by Iris (22 September 2016)

Time for a brand new playlist again, filled with brand new music, and also one slightly older album. Go check it out! 

Porcupine Tree – Stupid Dream (1999)

Yes, I know… Another review of an old Porcupine Tree album, but I just couldn’t resist! Released back in the year 1999, the album that came out three years later after my favourite album Signify.

Personal Playlist by Iris (9 September 2016)

Another playlist? Again? There’s so much good music out there today that I just needed to make a new playlist again! Here we go! 

Honourable Mention: Incredible Expanding Mindfuck (I.E.M.)

We all know that Steven Wilson is a musical centipede when it comes to making and producing music. Porcupine Tree, no-man, Bass Communion, just to name a few… But have you ever heard about his project named Incredible Expanding Mindfuck?

Must have album: John Wesley – a way you’ll never be (2016)

A new studio album by the one and only John Wesley. His eighth it seems, while he also worked (and still works) with a lot of different artists/bands as guest or tour musician. Busy guy! I really like his previous studio album named Disconnect, so I was very curious about this one!

Iamthemorning – Lighthouse (2016)

Lighthouse is the third studio album by duo Gleb Kolyadin (piano, keyboards), and Marjana Semkina (vocals), better known as Iamthemorning. A very good duo in my opinion, both are very skilled. Some great guest musicians are contributing on this album, including two members of Porcupine Tree. Colin Edwin provides the bass and Gavin Harrison the drums and percussion. Mariusz Duda (Riverside, Lunatic Soul) provides additional vocals on the title track Lighthouse. The album itself is a concept album about a woman fighting against the progression of a mental illness. I had no idea what to expect of this album, even though I’ve seen them perform live once as an opener band for Gazpacho (you can read my review of that gig here). Sometimes the musical compositions do remind me of that band. It’s a mixture of different music styles and genres, like folk and jazz. Some of the compositions lean towards classical music. The music sounds very good, and has its dynamic moments.

Nine Stones Close – Leaves (2016)

This is a tough album to review. Not because it’s not my taste or that it isn’t good, but this is an album that demands your full attention and needs quite a few spins. There’s a lot happening in the music, even though most of the music is mostly on the calm and serene side.