?Perhaps because they hailed from Florida rather than the sludgecore movement's primary stomping grounds of Louisiana (home to Crowbar, Eyehategod, Acid Bath, etc.), Miami's Cavity didn't always benefit from the same amount of media coverage as their consistently inventive body work rightfully deserved. The fact that this prolific oeuvre was spread across a confusing number of full-length and half-length releases, indie record labels (several of which have since gone tits-up), and subject to significant m...   [ read more ]

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The latest installment of the holiest of molars is finally here to boot. For the band, it was like pulling teeth to get this new EP recorded. However, it sure the hell happened and it's the band's best work to date. For those unaware of this dental quintet, it is comprised of members of The Locust, Das Oath, Some Girls, Get Hustle, Head Wound City, Antioch Arrow, and Charles Bronson. To top it off, this EP has some amazing art by Mark McCoy.

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