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Showing posts with label Math Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Math Rock. Show all posts

Saturday, April 18, 2009

Super Tennis


Super Tennis EP
1. Super Tennis Theme Song
2. Deuce Love
3. The Pacific Has No Memory
4. European Honey Babies / Shyamtronix
5. Gin & Tronix








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Thursday, February 12, 2009

Storm & Stress

Storm & Stress are a U.S. experimental rock trio consisting of guitarist/vocalist Ian Williams (ex-member of Don Caballero, current member of Battles), bassist Erich Ehm, and drummer Kevin Shea. They derive their name from the German literary movement Sturm und Drang.

Storm & Stress
1.
We Write Threnodies. We Write With Explosions
2.Today is Totally Crashing & Stunned in Bright Lights
3.Dance 'til Record Skips Like Passengers Shift on Take Off
4.Micah Gaugh Sings All Is All
5.Guitar Cabinet Stack Way High Is Freedom or Gravity Gives Us Rhythm
6.Piles of Blinkers Slip for New Years
7.Orange Cone Made No Noise

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Friday, November 7, 2008

Dakota/Dakota

This Chicago trio has fused together elements of chaotic discord found in their more math-rocky counterparts along with the sticky-sweet guitar and bass melodies that frequent many a Pele song. Members went on to play in Russian Circles.


Shoot In The Dark
1.Hamburger Help Us

2.I Hope To God I'm Not A Sheep
3.Indian Givers, Cowboy Takers
4.Don't Pee In My Bed And Tell Me It's Raining
5.Bruises Are Buttons For Pain
6. No Matter How Hard I Try... I Never Remember The Alamo
7.Getting Angry Is The Worst Way To Prove You're Not Drunk
8.Can I Write Something On Your Face
9.Just Because You Can't See My Invisible Forcefield Doesn't Mean It's Not There
10.Square Meals At Round Tables




Monday, November 3, 2008

Piglet

A three-piece instrumental band from Chicago, Piglet craft manic and hyperbolic orchestrated jams that the discerning listener would expect from such a storied city. Having cut their teeth in the clubs and bars of their native lakeside city, the trio capitalizes on the power afforded by Chicago’s monsters of rock and infuses it into their unique song writing approach, resulting in a style of music that they can sincerely call their own. With two members of Seyarse you know these kids are no strangers to complicated, mind-bending song structures.
For fans of Pele, Volta Do Mar, Don Caballero and likeminded



Lava Land
1. Bug Stomp
2. Caramel
3. Little Bubble, Where Are You Going?
4. Anthropology Anthology
5. Pangea Reunion
6. Plastic Stars, Cotton Highways




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Friday, August 1, 2008

Creta Bourzia

Pittsburgh math rockers Creta Bourzia followed most obviously in the footsteps of local heroes Don Cabellero but added vocals and a stronger metal influence to their forebears' explosive, dissonant prog-punk. Creta Bourzia's roots lay in the early-'90s Pittsburgh band Liquid Brick, which dissolved and watched its members move on to other groups. Eventually, three core musicians -- vocalist/guitarist Jason Jouver, guitarist Jeff Ellsworth, and drummer Dennis Kern -- reunited under the Creta Bourzia banner, and brought in bassist Simon Clark for their first album, the locally released Memories of Earth. Clark later departed, and the band added producer/engineer Andy Wright on bass and extra percussion, as well as auxiliary keyboardist Justin Rathell. Both contributed heavily to the band's second album 1002. Most members went on to form the new Don Caballero.

Memories Of Earth
1.Hoffa
2.My Favorite Nebula
3.Say So Sensai
4.Catalytic Corn Converter
5.Fuck The Tough Guy
6.Beginner Funk
7.Maggot Pride
8.Breaking The Speed Of Wind
9.Softcore Porn
10.Daredevil Of The Zodiac





1002
Marijuana Tragedy.01
Pittsburgh Platter.02
Capsized.03
Skipping Stones.04
Year And Make.05
1001.06
We're Quitting Tomorrow.07
Mail Order Bribe.08
1 Minute @ 70 MPH.09
Ad Infinitum.10
Full Metal Showcase.11

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Kitchens & Bathrooms

The American debut of Hamilton, Ontario's Kitchens + Bathrooms. Math rock with style and melody. Incredibly well crafted songs that are intense and catchy at the same time. (released 2003) All the songs flow together really well, to the point of not really being able to distinguish one song from the next, even though there are no tie-ins from other songs on this entire album.

Vehicles Beyond

1.First One In, Last One Out

2.He's On A Dirt Bike
3.Alphabet Conscious
4.Australian Council
5.The Commodity
6.
7.Cold, Colder, Coldest
8.Catalyst Envisionment
9.For Instance, Driving Blind
10.The Woods
11. Desert Prophets




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Friday, July 18, 2008

Tortoise

Tortoise’s almost entirely instrumental music defies easy categorization, and the group gained significant attention from their early career. The members have roots in Chicago’s fertile music scene, playing in various indie rock and punk groups. Tortoise was among the first American indie rock bands to incorporate styles closer to Krautrock, dub, minimalism, electronica and various jazz styles, rather than the standard rock and roll and punk that had dominated indie rock for years.

TNT
1.TNT
2.Swung From The Gutters
3.Ten-Day Interval
4.I Set My Face In The Hillside
5.Equator
6.Simple Way To Go Faster Than Light That Does Not Work
7.Suspension Bridge At IguazĂș Falls
8.Four-Day Interval
9.In Sarah, Mencken, Christ, And Beethoven There Were Woman And Men
10.Almost Always Is Nearly Enough
11.Jetty
12.Everglade



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Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Stillwell

Chicago math rock/post hardcore that is still catchy and danceable.



Don't Face A Problem... Burn It
The Bull Starts Here.01
Phone Rings. Wake Up. Remember Nothing. Repeat Cycle.02
What's Going On With the Word "Fuck"?.03
Quit Quitting Only To Quit Again.04
Brow Bender, Eye Peeper.05
The Monet Shot.06
We Were A Tabloid Dream Team.07
Okay, Man. Sure. No Problem. Um, Thanks.08







The End Result EP

1. If I Were Otherwise
2. Stop The Room From Spinning
3. Brow Bender, Eye Peeper
4. The End Result








Split W/ Last Ditch Effort
A Firsthand Account.01
Brown Et Al.02
Something Has Gone Very Wrong.03








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Sunday, July 6, 2008

Maps & Atlases

Songs that wrestle themselves from flailing, algebraic fits of spazzy guitar notes and drum ruptures to lulling, voice-driven melodiesMostly influenced by experimental and technically adept musicians such as Hella, Don Caballero, and Psych-Folkies Devendra Banhart and Six Organs of Admittance.

Trees, Swallows, Houses
Everyplace Is A House.01
The Most Trustworthy Tin Cans.02
The Ongoing Horrible.03
Big Bopper Anthems.04
Stories About Ourselves.05
The Sounds They Make.06
Songs For Ghosts To Haunt To.07





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Monday, June 30, 2008

Owls

I'm posting this because it has been one of my favorite albums since it came out and by far (in my opinion at least) the best Kinsella brothers project. Not to mention it includes the members of Cap'n Jazz minus Davey von Bohlen.



OWLS
1.What Whorse You Wrote Id On
2.Anyone Can Have A Good Time
3.I Want The Quiet Moments Of A Party Girl
4.Everyone Is My Friend
5.I Want The Blindingly Cute To Confide In Me
6.For Nate's Brother Whos Name I Never Knew Or Can't Remember
7.Life In The Hair Saloned-Themed Bar On The Island
8.Holy Fucking Ghost
9.Later



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Monday, June 16, 2008

Cinemechanica

four-piece rock band from Athens, GA. They blend aspects of post hardcore, punk rock, and math rock in order to produce their own energetic and intricate brand of rock. They also like to play nintendo music. Here's a video of ContraBand, NinjaBand, and Megaband. The DVDs for Contraband and Megaband can be bought here and here.

The Martial Arts
1.Yen
2.Antsin Japants
3.BrainTarp
4.I'm Tired Of Paul McCartney
5.Take Me To The Hospital
6.Get Outta Here Hitler
7.Ruins Of Karnac
8.Bruckheimer
9.Orlandu






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Friday, June 13, 2008

Auto!Automatic!!

I think they said it best
"Auto!Automatic!! is comprised of three friends who honestly enjoy playing music together as much as they enjoy a party in the parking lot of the Skate Park of Tampa. Alex Fedele commands the drum kit, while Nate Murray completes the rhythm section with bass lines that drive and anchor each song in place. Brian Larsen crafts innovative, finger-tapped guitar lines that exist metaphysically, weaving in and around the solid rhythm. Together, the band naturally combines left-field time changes and did-you-just-hear-that-man? I-mean-really-did-you-just HEAR-THAT? musicianship with straight forward head bobbin‘ rock’n’roll and melodic hooks that capture everyone’s attention."

Another Round Won't Get Us Down
Samurai Showdown at the University of Tampa .01
Destroy Everything?... I Hate That Button'.02
\\\\\\\\\\ .03
4182333461... Dance! .04
E-Break .05
The Party Beat .06
>>>>>>>>>> .07
Jaded Letters from the Desk of T.Minich .08
A!A!! @ A/A, Eh? .09
That's Some Sick Mouth and Knee Coordination .10
////////// .11
Owl Do It Later .12
Immediately Upschteined?... Ish Don't Think So .13


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Saturday, June 7, 2008

Sleeping People

Born at the crack of the year 2002, San Diego's Sleeping People began as some sort of razor-sharp punk prog-metal trio - two guitars and drums, and too much energy to safely contain. In 2003 they added Kenseth Thibideau (our proverbial 'everyman' that also plays in Howard Hello and Pinback) on bass. It would prove to be a perfect match. Like they were meant to be together from the start, the band scrapped all of their original songs and started over as a much more intense four-piece. Taking a variety of classic and contemporary influences, they speed it up, fuck it up, and serve it up. And you'll love it. This is their newest full lenghth

Growing
1.Centipede's Dream
2.James Spader
3.Yellow Guy/ Pink Eye
4.Mouth Breeder
5. ...Out Dream
6.Three Things
7.Grow Worm
8.Underland
9.It's Heart Loves Open
10.People Staying Awake




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Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Sweep The Leg Johnny


I never get tired of this band and they had put on some of the best live performances.
If they ever do yet another reunion show, I'd recommend taking the time to see it.









Going Down Swinging (link)
1.Sometimes My Balls Feel Like Tits
2.Only In A Rerun
3.The One That Goes Boom
4.The Blizzard Of '99
5.Rest Stop
6.J. Daly's Message To Jacob And Sylvia
7.Transit Must Suffer





Sto Cazzo! (link)
1.The Fine Wrinkles; We Have All Of Them
2.That Than Which
3.Walking Home On The Emergency Bed
4.Bloodlines
5.Columbus Day
6.The Blizzard Of '99




I also have Tomorrow We Will Run Faster and 4.9.21.30


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NOISEMANKILLSHIM





Brass Knuckles for Tough Guys was a band that was around for a short period of time after Tetsuo broke up. I'm not good at describing music but it's probably close to noisy technical hardcore (if that exists).



Track Listing

1. I Say Eisenhower
2.Whiskey Dick
3. Nude Boy Dorothy
4. Shitmouth
5. Holy Rosary Council
6. Straight Mundane
7. Winter 200 M.P.H.
8. Two Star Supreme
9. Harper's Ferry

and as a bonus if you're interested in taking a gamble, There's four songs that might be tintoretto songs but i lost my only copy of their EP so I'm not sure if its them but it definitely sounds like them.