CAVE - Psychic Psummer LP power pop offering industrial noise bluster like

offering industrial noise bluster like never before and even propping up a cover of Kraftwerk's "Model"

gathered some friends to help record the festival as a personal memento

forged by these fires of self-destruction and the trials of all the lives before

Constructed with two conceptual pieces (Dream Sequences)

Urgent post-punk with a non-singer: The Flenser's answer to Iceage

CAVE - Psychic Psummer LP power pop offering industrial noise bluster likeAt their best, Chicago's Cave boil down familiar but disparate branches of psychedelic rock into a sludgy yet nimble whole. Their first album approached different modes like a kid in a candy store, dipping into heavy riffs, hypnotic repetition, and howling noise, but it sprinted and lagged, never pacing itself as expertly as the band does now. Psychic Psummer is comparatively a less immediate listen, but it is a deeper and ultimately more rewarding