Caveman - Caveman - 7-INCH SINGLE [7 inch Vinyl Disc]

Liam Bailey comes out swinging with InchWhite Light,Inch an instant-classic, dancefloor filler. The rough and tough drum break intro catches you from the first beat before the track gives way to an infectious and uplifting reggae-dis- co number. Liam's instantly recognizable voice showers his muse with praise over deep round bass lines and a four on the floor beat. The combination of Leon Michels' crushing production and Bailey's lyrics like InchYou love yourself, you're so exciting, like no one elseInch... is sure to make this a staple in dj sets around the globe. The B side InchCold & ClearInch is a proper lighters in the air, slap the wall, top ranking tune. The track struts in the door with a natural and undeniable confidence. Liam weaves a heavy metacognitive story over the one drop drums, perfect basslines, and organ stabs that will have people stepping in rhythm. The lo-fi production weaves elements from the finest early rocksteady era with touches from the late 70s / early 80s digital era and takes the entire vibe into the present with unorthodox arrangements and vocal treatments. Bailey has a tune here that will hold up next to the classics in the dancehalls from the yards of Jamaica to the discotheques in his homeland of England. Album Tracks 1. White Light 2. Cold & Clear

Caveman are back after a scorching demo with their first official EP. The quintet are a set of San Francisco punks looking to throw the craziest show at your friends basement where a number of appendages will inexplicitly make their way through drywall. The band has a member from SPY and has that freak hardcore beat, without being quite beatdown, that their area of the country knows how to cook up perfectly. Fans of GULCH and SUNAMI will be definitely be pulled into this but also people who like BIG ZIT. From blasty to well-placed mid-paced parts, this album in six songs isn't going to be enough and you'll flip from side B back to side A in a sitting.

New Zealand's stank beacons of irresponsibility THE CAVEMEN are back in the Slovenly saddle with four new merciless hits to the chin, as if 2020 hasn't been painful enough! Like, who doesn't wanna get euthanized, right? Seems like the 'Men would have already tackled a tune titled 'Eat Your Heart Out' on one of their hundred previous releases, but cannibalism is only the tip of the iceberg here - these guys want to 'Eat Your Heart and Wear Your Face.' HOW DISGUSTING (LY ROMANTICAL). But don't flatter yourself, baby. They're fine with going to see a shrink to get 'Over You' while you're twisting with your new squeeze. So enjoy yourselves, because as they say, it's later than you think.