Caveman visited the WVAU studio before their Black Cat gig in April, supporting their second, self-titled record, and filled the tiny space with their expansive, shimmering melodies.

Guitars surfed on waves of reverb as the punchy melodic bass provided a sonic floor to the cloud of sound. Synths danced in time with other instruments, a smooth counterpoint to the trebly, yet reserved percussion. Multiple-part vocal harmonies acted as bursts of color to the airy grooves.

The exercise seemed like a moment of relaxation for the band as they allowed themselves to get lose in the blanket of sound. The entire experience sounded great in the studio, and I know that I speak for more than just myself when I say I‰’m excited to see what the band‰’s next move is.

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