The Cave Singers emerged from the musically fertile grounds of Seattle, Washington, in 2007, quickly establishing themselves as a compelling outfit blending indie folk and blues with subtle traces of their members' rock backgrounds. The core trio consists of former Pretty Girls Make Graves member Derek Fudesco on guitar and bass pedals, Pete Quirk on vocals, harmonica, and melodica, and Marty Lund on drums and guitar. Their sound is characteristically raw and engrossing, marked by Quirk's distinctive raspy vocal timbre and the band's earthy, acoustic-driven arrangements.

Their debut album, "Invitation Songs," released in 2007, introduced them as a band with a penchant for haunting melodies and lyrical narratives. It was succeeded by a string of increasingly refined works, including "Welcome Joy" in 2009 and "No Witch" in 2011, showcasing their ability to evolve while maintaining the organic soulfulness of their music. "Naomi" in 2013 and "Banshee" in 2016 continued the trend, expanding The Cave Singers' sound palette and securing their place in the indie scene. Loved by fans for their energetic live performances, The Cave Singers move easily between atmospheric ballads and foot-stomping folk-rock, evident in projects like the "5 Song EP" and their compilation of "Demos & B-Sides," offering an intimate peek into their creative process.