CAVESNAKE
OXGOAT
SIKANDER LOUSE
Cavesnake started writing and
creating together circa 2013. They came together through a shared love of ugly, blown out Black Metal,
achingly beautiful ambient soundscapes, and deep space horror. They use the interstitial
zone of Cavesnake to explore themes of loss, emptiness, ontological insecurity and the righteous acceptance of the impending apocalypse.
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