I seem to remember a British effort to make a 10 ton bomb that was supposed to drill into the ground to generate an underground shockwave that would break up concrete foundations.
I think it was used against German sub pens.
Anyway this isn't a new idea just a refinement of an old one
During the Second World War, attacking heavily protected targets like U-boat pens and protected V-weapon facilities was a key challenge. Enter a brilliant British engineer named Barnes Wallis, fresh off the dam-busting Upkeep bouncing bomb. His next trick was a 12,000 pound weapon called the Tallboy, a streamlined, spin-stabilized bomb with a claimed terminal velocity of Mach 1 when dropped from 20,000 feet. That mass, carrying 5,200 pounds of Torpex D1 explosive, made a crater 80 feet deep x 100 feet across when it hit. By 1945, Wallis next Earthquake bomb was in production the 22,000 pound Grand Slam. His creations made short work of U-boat pens.