A new mini-documentary focusing on the tribute shows for the late Caleb Scofield (Cave In, Old Man Gloom, etc.) has been shared. The film is called “Harmonic Tremors” and it was shot around the June 13 show in Boston, MA. It was then aired for Scofield’s family during the October 13 show in Los Angeles.
[via The PRP]
A special tribute show for the late Caleb Scofield (Cave In, Old Man Gloom, etc.) was held at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA yesterday (October 13) and it featured performances from Cave In, a reunited Isis (performing under the name Celestial), Pelican, Old Man Gloom, and 27. You can watch footage of the full concert below. Like the previous tribute show, Cave In were joined by Caleb‘s brother Kyle and Nate Newton (Converge, etc.). 100% of the proceeds from the show went towards Scofield‘s family, who you can still help out via GoFundMe.
A special tribute show for the late Caleb Scofield (Cave In, Old Man Gloom, etc.) will be held at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA tomorrow (October 13) and fans will be able to stream it live via scofieldbenefit.merchtable.com. That concert will feature Cave In, a reunited Isis (performing under the name Celestial), Pelican, Old Man Gloom, and 27. 100% of the proceeds will go towards Scofield‘s family, who you can still help out via GoFundMe.
Isis (the band) will be re-releasing their 1999 EP “The Red Sea” on vinyl. The effort will be available on October 19 and it can be purchased in the following colors: black, clear, opaque red, and red/black marble. It’s worth noting that it will include the bonus demo tracks that came with the CD version. Pre-orders can be found HERE. As previously reported, the band will reunite under the name Celestial as part of a tribute show for the late Caleb Scofield (Cave In, etc.). That event is set to take place at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA on October 13.
Cave In will be paying tribute to the late Caleb Scofield with a special show at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA on October 13. Interestingly, Isis will be reuniting for the event, though they will be performing under the name Celestial, due to their name now being associated with the terrorist organization. Pelican, Old Man Gloom, and 27 have also been booked for the concert. 100% of the proceeds will go towards Scofield‘s family, who you can still help out via youcaring.com.
