r/cavetown

What is a Cavetown song that doesn't get as much love as you think it deserves?

I think it's definitely Thank You by Cavetown Offline. It's a really really really wonderful song, but I never hear it mentioned. I know that the offline stuff definitely seems to be way less popular, and it totally makes sense why, but songs like Candle, Ghost Boys, and Rocket Ships are still commonly discussed even if they would get more love as Cavetown songs.

Saw someone else do this for a different artist, so here we go

hi!! im looking for a vip ticket for robbie upcoming show in new york as i was waiting to see if there would be another show i could make it to and now that theres no other shows i can make it to and that vip has sold out i dont really want to make the massive journey across the world without having vip so if anyone has a spare vip they are looking to get rid of id love to buy it from you!

Back when the Sleepyhead album first came out, I bought a record of it and a record of Lemon Boy from Cavetown’s shop. I’ve recently wanted to move away from Spotify and use an mp3 player, so I wanted to download the digital versions of these albums, but the link that was given to me with the order doesn’t work anymore.

I know this was six years ago at this point, but I was wondering if anyone knows how I could get the digital copies? I never downloaded the albums using the link when it was first given to me cause I didn’t see why I would need them at the time lol.

I also think the store, Second City Prints, is no longer is business so I can’t contact them to get the copies :(

I thought i’d ask and see if anyone else experienced this.

TLDR: Bought records from the Cavetown store a while back and now want to download the digital copies that came with them, but the link doesn’t work. Company went out of business? Anyone know what to do?

The chorus of Tarmac repeats the phrase “Sweet like Tarmac, I’d eat that”

The song also mentions tarmac in the line “Roadkill, Tarmac, rescue me.”

What even is Tarmac in this context? Does Robin have a habit of going to the London airport and just munching on the asphalt the planes drive on???

i wish i had appreciated this song enough wayyy before. was feeling kinda burned out, questioning my self-worth because i did bad at something i'm supposed to be good at. the moment hit me and i realized how beautiful this song is at capturing this sense of desperation but choosing to be physically quiet, i don't know if it even make sense but that's exactly how i felt. listening to the line "got nobody to listen except for the friend i'm imagining, curled up in my laundry" feels like a wrench in the stomach although all of the lyrics in this song really do speak to me so well.

i haven't been keeping up with cavetown too much during this album cycle but i finally got around to watching the most recent vlogs with chloe moriondo. my first thought was wow, his voice has changed!!

ik in the past he kinda had an american accent when singing but now it's much more pronounced, especially in the way he speaks. i heard he's living in new york now so it makes sense, it's cool hearing his accents blend together. did you guys hear it too?