This San Franciscan trio write unique, dense, scattershot rock that goes for the jugular, even when it lets you breathe. More Specific, Less Pacific finds Caesura seething through cutting, dissonant guitars, drummer Mike Shoun's taut, complex rhythms and Brad Purvis' angular basslines that contort and writhe beneath the chilling, lost wail of guitarist Evan Rehill. This is forty-five stunning minutes of smart, riveting stuff that will have folks lining up outside the club waiting to see Caesura bring it live.

“Instrumentally speaking, Caesura (named for a breathing point in natural speech rhythms) hang together pretty damn tight, blasting home a broad range of inventive, complex arrangements for the standard rock trio of guitar, bass and drums. Never mind that it's frequently difficult to tell the difference between the guitar and the bass on the album, these guys play with focus, and it's their strongest point.” – excerpted review from Pitchforkmedia.com