Bangladeafy for Math/Post

Not too many prog drum and bass two pieces in this world. 

They just released their second release today.

One full length and one EP under their belt so far.

Very King Crimson influenced and extremely complex math rock here.

These guys are great people and stupendous to see live. :-D

And not that it helps I discovered this band by going to see a group called Zevious. They melted my feet to my nonexistent beard.

I'll add the albums and such once we get a bio. If you're not feeling the whole Bio thingy Greg, i'll do it.

Jon EHLERS and Atif HAQ had met in late 2006 at an open improv session in Smithtown, NY (to give  a background on the caliber of musicians participating in these sessions, Billy RYMER, who later became the drummer of DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN was present). Jon and Atif both had a penchant for playing loud and fast so they immediately clicked and formed THE WOOLGATHERING, a bizarre video game influenced 4 piece band with Jon primarily playing fretless bass.

THE WOOLGATHERING inevitably fell apart but Jon and Atif used the opportunity to start fresh and continue pushing their respective limits, thus beginning BANGLADEAFY in late 2009. Rehearsals were held in a sketchy Brooklyn warehouse after work hours. The band name is a portmanteau combining the words Bangladeshi and Deaf, reflecting Atif's Bangladeshi heritage and Jon's sensio-neural hearing loss.

BANGLADEAFY's first full length release "This Is Your Brain On Bugs" was released independently in 2011. This release is considered a demo album and has a comedic element throughout.

"The Briefcase"  EP was released in 2013 on Nefarious Industries and has received positive acclaim across numerous online publications domestically and internationally including Metalsucks.net, Metalinjection.net and Decibel. This release is texturally dense and carries a more serious tone as Jon applied his knowledge of piano and synth modeling to the recording process. Jon can be seen performing synth and bass, sometimes simultaneously, in their live performances. Occasionally, they perform with a trumpet player. In 2013 they toured with CAR BOMB, TORRENTIAL DOWNPOUR and RESOLUTION 15.

Jon's bass playing style combines various techniques such as polyharmonic tapping and slapping. Atif's drumming combines his applied knowledge of world music into a louder and faster dynamic. Their shared influences include Zach Hill, Squirrel Nut Zippers, The Doors and Squarepusher.

Also, I hope you stick around and suggest as many bands as possible. 

I've even been to the venue that their picture is from. Nice little place. I wonder if they're still playing the Providence area.

But it's f**king boring compared to Ebu Gogo...