Cavity is an American sludge metal band that carved out a heavy presence within the underground music scene during the 1990s and early 2000s. Hailing from Miami, Florida, they are known for their blistering amalgamation of punk aggression, doom tempos, and sludge-soaked riffs. With a menacing sound that feels like wading through a swamp of molten tar, Cavity solidified their standing with releases such as "Supercollider" (1999) and "On the Lam" (2001), albums that showcased their relentless pursuit of sonic weight and lyrical darkness.

The band's discography is characterized by a gritty, DIY ethic interspersed with moments of surprising melody and introspection, especially noted in their powerful release "Somewhere Between the Train Station and the Dumping Grounds." While Cavity disbanded in the early 2000s, their legacy is preserved in the reverberations of their influential sound which resonates with fans of heavy music to this day. The members pursued other musical projects, but their collective work in Cavity remains a touchstone for enthusiasts of the heavier side of the alternative music spectrum, particularly those who revel in the cross-section of sludge, metal, and hardcore punk.

Genres

Drone Metal

Miami Metal

Sludge Metal

Latest Release

On the Lam

Cavity

Album - 9 Tracks - Released October 23, 2001