Cage Match, from the sounds of their name, seem like some sort of scary thrasher - I'm going to eat your children - kind of band. However this isn't the case. Though Cave Math has a stronger side at points consisting of ridiculous finger tapping and hard shreds, there softer folky-er side isn't going unnoticed. "woah-oah-oah-oah..." is belted out in a harmonious manner on "Sick Beast", singer JT Royster flawlessly layering his voice in a way similar to that of Maps and Atlases. On song two, "The Same Thing", Cage opens strongly with a Minus the Bear-esque kind of thing with upbeat drums and delayed guitars. "We were built to last" he sings - I can only agree, this stuff wont get old with repeated listens. What I'm trying to say here is that Cage's diversity is supernatural. Usually when bands throw a bunch of different sounds onto a record it sounds like shit, but Cave Math is without a doubt flowing vigorously. With an album as good as this, these guys should be touring, especially near my house. Scroll down, take a listen, and be sure to buy this phenomenon.^^^Purchase for whatever amount of money you feel Cave Math is worth^^^
i like em-
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