 In the fall of 1990, the group's musical orientation changed permanently to '50s and '60s instrumental garage rock heavily influenced by Link Wray, as Holm left and Pedersen took over the drums.During the early nineties, Kåre And The Cavemen established themselves firmly in the Norwegian garage underground, supporting acts like The Cosmic Dropouts and Peau de Pêche while still in their teens.Garage rock entrepreneur Arne Thelin heard the band live as well as on their 1990 demo tape "Rock With The Cavemen", and recorded a number of tunes by the group in the fall of 1991.