Heavy Lungs’ long-awaited debut full-length, Caviar, is a raw, aggressive, and chaotic testament to the band’s punk ethos — a feral, unfiltered snapshot of modern disillusionment. Clocking in at just under 40 minutes, this Bristol-based quartet’s record is a calculated riot: messy in all the right ways, urgent in its delivery, and saturated with a kind of manic energy that rarely gets captured in studio recordings.

Lyrically, the album embraces discomfort, desire, and disillusionment — sometimes all at once.