Cave Bears Zebu! - Untitled
Review by Victoria Musgrave
The album Untitled by Cave Bears Zebu! is a unique and experimental project that showcases the band's ability to blend different genres and styles. The album features a mix of electronic beats, psychedelic sounds, and distorted guitars that create a dreamy and atmospheric vibe. The band's use of unconventional instruments, such as the theremin and the kalimba, adds an exotic flavor to the music.
The vocals on the album are haunting and ethereal, adding to the otherworldly feel of the music. The lyrics are abstract and poetic, often exploring themes of love, loss, and existentialism. The album's standout tracks include "Neon Dreams," "Lunar Lullaby," and "Electric Haze," which showcase the band's range and versatility.
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Download
Filename: cave-bears-zebu-untitled.zip- MP3 size: 10.8 mb
- FLAC size: 85.4 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Car Trouble/Stegro Died/Jam | ||
| Geen Teets: Invocation/Valerie/Kids/Cave Blurt/Rainy Day Woman #21 & 53/Snakes/21 21 21/Jump To Your Bed/Live Mess | 45:00 |
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Catalog Numbers
FTRCS001Labels
- Feeding Tube Records, Serf Released
- Serf Released
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- écouter en ligne
- escuchar en línea
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Formats
- Cassette
- Album
- Compilation
- c90 split
Notes
- Tracks appear on other releases. A handful of copies were manufactured by Serf Released, with some getting additional artwork added by Ted Lee of Feeding Tube Records. The Cave Bears side was later issued as a standalone cassette entitled "Geen Teets"
- Earlier variation on Serf Released only. For cover, same image as used for the Cave Bears cassette release of the full version of Geen Teets. Inside of cassette sleeve lists select Serf Released releases + contact info. Cutout insert with the name Cave Bears hand-drawn.
About Cave Bears Zebu!
Birthed by Nick Williams and Caroline Bren in 2005 as a Hadley, Massachusetts, punk-house "collective exercise in excess," Cave Bears are less warped trad-rock insurgents than Situational melee given gooseflesh, amplification, and a counterfeit license to ill: a mind-fuck cocktail of Culturcide anti-demagoguery, Box the Bunny-era Bunnybrains schizophrenia, and Vieuphoria-interlude Frogs bile. To get the full effect, it's essential to catch their live act, where the band feeds off the audience's collective vibe. -Village Voice
Bren committed suicide in April 2020.
