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    Posted: May 27 2012 at 13:29
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Reccomend me some Math Rock. Smile
Not Mathcore, jus Math Rock. Not too hard.
And I'd like some vocals.
And I'd like some with alot of time signature changing

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Vocals in math rock is kind of rare anyway.
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Originally posted by smartpatrol

/\ Yeah, I've heard of him. What do you reccomened?

Go ahead and dive in the deep end with Trout Mask Replica, but be aware that not all of his albums sound like that.
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Originally posted by smartpatrol

Reccomend me some Math Rock. Smile
Not Mathcore, jus Math Rock. Not too hard.
And I'd like some vocals.
And I'd like some with alot of time signature changing
Not too electronic
 
And I know I'm being picky, but whatever.

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Originally posted by frippism

Three Trapped Tigers
 
They were pretty good. But none of thier songs struck me as memorable.

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These guys are pretty good.
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Originally posted by smartpatrol

Originally posted by smartpatrol

Reccomend me some Math Rock. Smile
Not Mathcore, jus Math Rock. Not too hard.
And I'd like some vocals.
And I'd like some with alot of time signature changing
Not too electronic
 
And I know I'm being picky, but whatever.

omg man, just google "best math rock bands" and listen to everything until you find something you like. That's pretty much the best way.
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Originally posted by The Truth

These guys are pretty good.
 
I love thier tags. Maths-rock

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My band, Pseudo/Sentai sometimes calls ourselves Aftermath Rock because influenced by math rock but we fill our songs with apocalyptic tones and dont really change time sigs quite as much as math rock bands
 
 
Also, you should listen to Cervello from Italy, the early Italian Prog band. I like to say that Cervello invented math rock with their first album Haha
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so basically, smartypants, you don't really like mathrock
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so basically, smartypants, you don't really like mathrock

 
LOL I gues you're right

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Never sure about where the boundaries lie between Math Rock, mathcore, skronk, etc but you might enjoy trioVD who have just released their second album, Maze.  I suspect they lie at the jazz rather than rock end but they're well worth a listen in any case.  Their drummer Chris Bussey is amazing.
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Originally posted by Smurph

Aftermath Rock


Brilliant LOL
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