On their two previous albums, Brooklyn-bred band Caveman have offered music that's something akin to sonic meditation, turning slowly on glassy synths, folky harmonies, and dressed up in somewhat exotic-sounding accoutrements.

But on their upcoming album Otero War the band have deliberately left the weird, dare-to- be-different world of indie rock and landed in more classic sounding territory. In doing so, high school mates Matthew Iwanusa, Jimmy "Cobra" Carbonetti, and co. may have found what Caveman was always supposed to sound like. "80 West'", "Never Going Back", and "Human" hit in a much more immediate way, referencing time-honored touchstones like Springsteen, Dire Straits, and Fleetwood Mac, as well as contemporary pedal stompers like The War on Drugs and Future Islands.

The band recently met up with Baeble Music at EAR Studio in Austin, TX during SXSW with the three singles they've used thus far to tease the new album.  If Caveman isn't a big deal by the time we close the books on 2016, something is seriously wrong. Otero War is easily one of our most anticipated releases of the year.

All hail the mighty Caveman in this spectacular new session. Watch Caveman's session at EAR Studio now on the Baeble site or via the Baeble Music app. To learn more about Caveman, visit: http://cavemantheband.com/

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