'Over the years, Florida's mysterious Cavity has recorded very sporadically and for a succession of poorly distributed independent labels, making the band's albums almost instant collector's pieces -- not only for their rarity, of course, but also due to the group's unique take on {stoner metal}. The members of Cavity don't so much compose music as harness feedback. Exercises in organized chaos, their songs are barely cognizant of traditional {rock & roll} structures and utterly ignorant of commercial asp...   [ read more ]

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'One of the strongest alternative metal releases of early 1999, Cavity's Supercollider combines the influence of Black Sabbath with elements of industrial noise and '90s alternative rock. While the slow, forceful guitarist riffs of Inside my Spine, Set in Cinders and other blistering gems recall Toni Iommi's contributions to early Sabbath, there's no mistaking Supercollider for an early '70s recording. The influence of industrial noise and alternative rock is too strong, and the tortured, screaming, disto...   [ read more ]

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?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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