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Cave In is a band formed in 1995, in Methuen, Massachusetts (USA). They supported Muse from October to November 2003 during their European Absolution Tour. | [[File:CaveIn.jpg|thumb|right|Cave In]] | ||
Cave In is a an American rock band formed in 1995, in Methuen, Massachusetts (USA). Currently, the band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Stephen Brodsky, guitarist/back vocalist Adam McGrath, drummer John-Robert Conners and bassist Nate Newton. The band, as it is, started taking shape in the mid-90s and with the 1998 release of their first debut LP ''Until Your Heart Stops''. Albums that followed were ''Jupiter'' in 2005, ''Antenna'' in 2003, ''Perfect Pitch Black'' in 2005, ''White Silence'' in 2011 and ''Final Transmission'' in 2019. During the years, the band underwent various line-up changes, and they have been on a hiatus between 2006 and 2009. The band, allthough not officially stating anything about a hiatus, also haven't been massively active between 2011 and 2014 up until 2017, when they started having jam sessions again, subsequently releasing their latest album in 2019. | |||
They supported Muse from October to November 2003 during their European Absolution Tour. | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:17, 15 December 2019
Cave In is a an American rock band formed in 1995, in Methuen, Massachusetts (USA). Currently, the band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Stephen Brodsky, guitarist/back vocalist Adam McGrath, drummer John-Robert Conners and bassist Nate Newton. The band, as it is, started taking shape in the mid-90s and with the 1998 release of their first debut LP Until Your Heart Stops. Albums that followed were Jupiter in 2005, Antenna in 2003, Perfect Pitch Black in 2005, White Silence in 2011 and Final Transmission in 2019. During the years, the band underwent various line-up changes, and they have been on a hiatus between 2006 and 2009. The band, allthough not officially stating anything about a hiatus, also haven't been massively active between 2011 and 2014 up until 2017, when they started having jam sessions again, subsequently releasing their latest album in 2019.
They supported Muse from October to November 2003 during their European Absolution Tour.
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