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  Caveman Torture Julia Stiles in Hostile 'In the City' Video

  May 23, 2013 – Caveman's "In the City" served as a dreamy introduction to the New York quintet's self-titled sophomore album, but the single's freshly dropped video is the stuff of nightmares. The mini-horror movie, directed by Philip Di Fiore, stars Julia Stiles and Franz Kranz as a couple visiting the Big Apple. They take in the sights — Central Park, Times Square, etc. …
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  10 Albums You Can Hear Now: Alkaline Trio, Mudhoney, Caveman, CHVRCHES, and More

  March 27, 2013 – It's Wednesday — you know the drill. Grab a pair of headphones and drift through the 10 ready-to-stream albums below.1) Alkaline Trio, My Shame Is True. "My Shame Is True [is] a sabre-toothed improvement on 2010's back-to-basics, return-to-form effort This Addiction, as well as what sounds to be frontman and chief songwriter Matt Skiba’s most personal set to date." (via SPIN)2) Major Lazer, Lazer Strikes Back Vol. …
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  Stream Caveman's Campfire-Lit 'Where's the Time'

  March 22, 2013 – Caveman teased a stylistic shift from closemouthed folk bros to New Wave daydreamers with "In the City," the first single off their forthcoming self-titled sophomore album (out April 2 via Fat Possum). …
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  Hear Caveman's Glistening Ballad 'Over My Head'

  March 9, 2013 – SPIN spent some time with Caveman's 2011 album CoCo Beware, and even sat down with the boys to discuss their idea of a legendary album at last year's SXSW, but even we didn't see this Brooklyn band's stylistic overhaul coming. …
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  Hear Caveman's Dreamy New Wave Romp 'In the City'

  January 31, 2013 – New York indie-rock quintet Caveman return on April 2 with their self-titled second album Caveman via Fat Possum, the follow-up to their 2011 debut CoCo Beware. The LP was recorded at Brooklyn's Rumpus Room with Nick Stumpf serving as the band's producer for a second time around. …
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  Caveman, 'CoCo Beware' (Magic Man!)

  November 15, 2011 – For the past couple of years, led by Arcade Fire and Animal Collective, indie has experienced a return to the '60s ideal of rock-as-communal-shoutfest. But Caveman follow in the gentler, soft-prog footsteps of Midlake, the first Yeasayer album, and Bon Iver. …
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