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  • Posted: 04/27/2014 20:47
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Dingerbell wrote:
Isn't it just incorporating complex time signatures and melodies into songs, basically making music complicated for the sake of it?


No, not only. It's part of a bigger movement that tries to re-create a hard style of rock in a new kind of sound, and in a new way of thinking.
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  • #22
  • Posted: 04/28/2014 08:33
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I'm extremely surprised no one has mentioned TV on the Radio.

Dear Science and Return to Cookie Mountain, in particular, are terrific albums.
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  • Posted: 04/28/2014 08:45
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HoldenM wrote:
I'm extremely surprised no one has mentioned TV on the Radio.

Dear Science and Return to Cookie Mountain, in particular, are terrific albums.


I love TV On The Radio but I don't really see them as math rock at all. Polvo is the first thing I think of when I hear math rock, and I know The Dismemberment Plan is considered math rock by a lot of people, but to be honest math rock is one of the genre categorizations I'm shakiest on. I don't know when something is complex time wise enough to be considered math rock, and does it have to have the post-hardcore influence or can it just be any shit with super complex time signatures in an indie-ish context? I'm not sure.

Even then, I think a good majority of Tv On The Radio's songs are in pretty traditional time signatures, so despite my shaky feelings towards the classification I wouldn't but them there.
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  • Posted: 04/28/2014 09:50
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Has anyone mentioned this demented gem?

I'mperfect by Ling Tosite Sigure
Possibly stretching the genre's boundaries a little but well worth checking out.
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  • Posted: 04/28/2014 10:53
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ButterThumbz wrote:
Has anyone mentioned this demented gem?

I'mperfect by Ling Tosite Sigure
Possibly stretching the genre's boundaries a little but well worth checking out.


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  • #26
  • Posted: 04/28/2014 11:16
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=math+rock 🤣
SquishypuffDave
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  • #27
  • Posted: 04/28/2014 11:39
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maccuill wrote:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=math+rock :lol:


Google is a terrible source for music recommendations though.
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  • Posted: 05/05/2014 15:46
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I just happened upon this thread and man, someone just got me into A Minor Forest recently because they're coming to St. Louis soon, and those guys are GOOD. I'm not exactly deep into their oeuvre or anything, but Inindependence is a bitchin' album, with a really nice 18-minute burner of a centerpiece.
Mies
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  • Posted: 05/05/2014 16:52
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monosyllables wrote:
I just happened upon this thread and man, someone just got me into A Minor Forest recently because they're coming to St. Louis soon, and those guys are GOOD. I'm not exactly deep into their oeuvre or anything, but Inindependence is a bitchin' album, with a really nice 18-minute burner of a centerpiece.


I'll check them out, thank you!

I've listened to some of the first recs on this thread and by first impression they are all very good! 😁
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