The Cavebones

...THAT LOVED MY DARLING SNAKE' - 10". Until now, The Cavebones' recording history is short. In 1992, they had the song 'The Wolfman' released on the That's Entertainment Records Norwegian garage/punk sampler 'Penguins And Bondage'. Then in 1995 they had their own song 'Atomic Cocktail' featured on the double CD-only sampler 'Mosserock' featuring local bands from Moss, Norway from the '60s to the '90s. This is the first Cavebones record! It took 30 years to finally get here. The six tracks give a good representation of where the band comes from and where they stand today. Musically, The Cavebones were influenced by deranged and wild '50s compilations like 'Sin Alley', and 'Desperate Rock And Roll'. In fact, their first band rehearsals were all about covering artists that appeared on compilations like that. Other band influences from the early days included the fantastic sounds of The Cramps and the neo-garage fame of The Fuzztones.