Caveman, the American indie rock band based in Brooklyn, recently performed a Tiny Desk concert featuring their dreamy guitar- and keyboard-blended pop songs from their hit album "Coco Beware." The members of Caveman are craftsmen not only in music but also in guitar-making, with lead guitarist Jimmy Carbonetti handcrafting guitars in his shop called Cobra Guitars. The band's studio album was originally self-released in 2011 and later re-released by Fat Possum Records in 2012. Caveman's musical style is a mix of indie rock and indie pop, showcasing their knack for craftsmanship in both music and instrument-making.

At the Tiny Desk concert, Caveman delivered a performance filled with subtlety and melodic tunes that captured the essence of their sound. Fans were treated to stripped-down versions of their songs, including the notable track "In the City." The band's ability to create spacious and effortless melodies was highlighted throughout the concert, displaying their talent for writing hit songs that resonate beyond just the music scene.

With appearances at renowned music festivals like SXSW, Sasquatch Festival, and Bonnaroo, Caveman has established a solid presence in the indie music scene. Their music, characterized by intricate guitar work and captivating melodies, has garnered praise for its craftsmanship and spontaneity. The band's attention to detail is not only evident in their music but also in the guitars handcrafted by Jimmy Carbonetti, reflecting their commitment to creating music that is both meaningful and memorable.