About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Jupiter' was released in 2000, Cave In had already established themselves within the hardcore scene with their previous album 'Until Your Heart Stops.' This third studio album marked a significant shift towards a more experimental and progressive sound, showcasing their growth as musicians and setting the stage for future explorations into space rock.
Why it matters
'Jupiter' garnered critical acclaim and was pivotal in expanding the band's audience beyond hardcore punk, influencing a generation of post-metal and progressive rock artists. The album's hybrid sound received recognition from various music publications, solidifying Cave In's reputation as innovative artists during the early 2000s.
Essential tracks
- "In the Stream of Commerce" — This track exemplifies the band's blend of heavy instrumentation and intricate melodies, serving as a sonic centerpiece that encapsulates the album's themes of existential reflection.
- "Big Riff" — With its powerful guitar work and dynamic shifts, 'Big Riff' stands out as a thrilling representation of Cave In's ability to balance aggression and melody seamlessly.
- "Requiem" — 'Requiem' is an ambitious track that showcases the band's expansive vision, featuring haunting vocals and complex arrangements that echo the album's overall cosmic vibe.
Release Date
August 8, 2000
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Jupiter 3:17
- 2 In the Stream of Commerce 5:28
- 3 Big Riff 6:54
- 4 Innuendo and Out the Other 6:11
- 5 Brain Candle 3:28
- 6 Requiem 9:02
- 7 Decay of the Delay 4:15
- 8 New Moon 5:42
