"New Reality," "Blood Spiller," and the epic 12-minute closer "Wavering Angel" [2, 5]. FLAC Technicals
is a massive return to form, blending sludge, space rock, and high-energy riffs into their most cohesive work in decades [1, 2]. As the band's first studio album following the passing of Caleb Scofield, it features Nate Newton (Converge) on bass and serves as both a tribute and a bold leap forward [3, 4]. The Highlights
Produced by Kurt Ballou at GodCity Studio, ensuring a thick, punchy, and professional sound [3, 6].
If you haven't spun this yet, you’re missing one of the best heavy records of the decade. It’s monolithic, melodic, and deeply emotional. Nate Newton fits perfectly on bass, and Kurt Ballou’s production makes every riff hit like a ton of bricks.
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What’s your favorite track off this beast? "New Reality" or "Wavering Angel"?
Listening in (Free Lossless Audio Codec) is highly recommended for this record. The dense layers of Stephen Brodsky’s guitar work and the intricate drumming require the full dynamic range that lossy formats like MP3 often compress away [7, 8]. Suggested Social Media Post: 🎸 Cave In - Heavy Pendulum (2022) 🎸
🎧 FLAC (Lossless)🤘 For fans of: Mastodon, Baroness, Quicksand, and Mutoid Man.