The Cave Singers

Musical Group

Forlisteners of indie folk and folk-rock; fans of crosby, stills & nash, bonnie 'prince' billy, devendra banhart
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The Profile

The Cave Singers are an American indie-folk band formed in Seattle. Key members include Pete Quirk (vocals) and Derek Fudesco. Their debut album Invitation Songs was released on Matador Records in 2007.

Formed in Seattle, signed to Matador Records; notable albums include Invitation Songs (2007) and Welcome Joy (2009). The band's sound is characterized by sparse acoustic arrangements and distinctive vocals by Pete Quirk.

DeBaser hosts a positive review of The Cave Singers' Invitation Songs, praising sparse acoustic arrangements and Pete Quirk's distinctive voice. The review highlights production by Colin Stewart and compares the group to classic 70s folk and contemporary indie-folk artists.

Notable Quotes

❝ I want to break a lance in favor of this folk-indie band led by Dereck Fudesco, who along with Pete Quirck, Marty Lund, and Andrea Zollo, has given life to this album "Invitation Songs" (2007 Matador Edition), truly intriguing, engaging, and well-played.