Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta #The Math Corner#. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta #The Math Corner#. Mostrar todas las entradas

sábado, 8 de agosto de 2015

100 Onces - 100 One Says


100 Onces is a math/experimental/prog-rock band from Los Angeles, California. Richard Ray -Sea Monkey See drummer- plays in this project also, so if you've listened to them before, now you might have an idea of how this band sounds like. When I first listened to this made me feel like if I was 18 years young again.
Too much writing. Check them out.
Favorite track: Djimi Hendrix
"Name your price" download.


lunes, 27 de febrero de 2012

Weye - Friends, Family & Others

Math/Instrumental band influenced by lots of epic bands such as Piglet, Don Caballero, Mogwai, Godspeed You Black Emperor, etc. I would say this band is a sort of combination of Math and Post-rock, pretty kickass. Check em out.

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domingo, 4 de diciembre de 2011

Good Citizens - Soma Holiday

I would say this is the totally math/instrumental version of Oh No! It's Birds! Without a bassist, and including the artwork's style- pretty damn kickass. These two guys released this EP on October, so it's still fresh out of the oven. This band is totally natural, no pedal effects or whatsoever.



My favourite track of the whole EP:


domingo, 21 de agosto de 2011

City of Ifa - EP

Did you know City of Ifa also went through a mathy/experimental phase?
This EP begins with the typical math guitar tapping song (rough version of British Museum), in order to continue with repetitive, quick breakdowns and solos. There also you can notice the exploration process of these guys seeking a sort of own signature sound, since there's from acoustic parts to progressive bridges. Listen to the whole album and you'll see what I mean.





domingo, 14 de agosto de 2011

The Para-medics - Switch It On Em!!!


Math/Prog/Instrumental band from Lansing, IL.
This album has a sort of soft-agressive mathcore begining, mathing their way out and finally reaching a progressive section. Then it continues with their song Tropical Caterpillar (the song's name gives you an accurate idea about the sound of it). And finally Mosquito Pope as the serious-prog. section of the album.

Line-up:
-Dylan Piskula/Guitar
-Brian Baliga/Bass
-Nnamdi Ogbonnaya/Drums


Download for free from their Bandcamp




*Their drummer, Nnamdi, has done a lot of music appearances as guitarist and drummer in different projects:

-Richard Def and the Mos Pryors (Math/Rock/Alternative)
-Itto (Math)
-Nnamdi Sooper-dooper Secret Side Project (Alternative/Rock/Hip-Hop)


The Math Corner - New Section

Alright guys, I was thinking of a new section for the blog. Since I've seen a lot of suggestions about really cool math bands, and it would be such a shame losing those suggestions during the course of the time -and also to give them the chance of seeing the light of day-, the blog will now have a new section named The Math Corner. The bands belonging to this section will be tagged under "The Math Corner", and the corresponding band name, so you can find them quickly in the "Bands" section (below at the right side of the blog).

Hope you like this new idea! Cheers!