What does Sup Forums think of Math Rock?
What does Sup Forums think of Math Rock?
David Rogers
Eli Evans
I like it at some points. I feel like the use of odd time can make for unique and interesting music. But like everything there's a point where it becomes to much and non-musical.
Jonathan Ortiz
sometimes decent, usually low effort
Zachary Anderson
Indie Rock for kids with Autism
Jackson Kelly
When done right, it's amazing. And by that I mean not beating the listener over the head with your crazy guitar taps and shit. The song needs to flow nicely and have a good sense of rhythm and beat. I also love when it's combined with other genres like post-hardcore and skramz.
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Dominic Green
>mathy post-hardcore and skramz
been listening to a lot of Off Minor recently, mathy screamo that gets almost jazzy at points, recommending them highly for anyone into this kinda stuff:
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Brandon Perry
Absolutely love Off Minor. Great example that I almost posted instead of Clever Girl but figured I'd just stick with posting strictly math rock for the sake of the thread.
Christian Lopez
anybody have any recs if i prefer math rock thats more influenced by prog like king crimson than post-hardcore and emo?
Noah Walker
Don Caballero is really underrated among the general music community (i.e. outside math rock circles)
Thomas Nelson
In my opinion, prog and math rock have distinctly different sounds, so why not just listen to more prog in it's various forms?
Brandon Ward
Not really prog/King Crimson influence but you might like these dudes.
Leo Harris
Not that guy but this is killer stuff. Cheers!
Lucas Bailey
No problem man, their album was easily one of my favorites from last year.
Ryder Ross
Nephews (Bath's side project when he was in college)
David Torres
I love math rock in the vein of post-hardcore but instrumental noodlecore bores me to tears usually. When it's clear the emphasis was on time signatures and tapping, I lose interest.
Gabriel Bell
Anyone got some good Japanese math rock?
David Peterson
it's probably the most fedoric genre you can find. well, besides kpop and other asian shit but i guess that's a given.
japanese math rock is the fucking worst.
Ryder Sanchez
Easton Kelly
eh not really, math rockers are p chill dudes
fedora music is more like electro swing and shit like that
Alexander Harris
I like it, particularly a lot of British math rock/pop from the mid-2000s onwards like Meet Me In St Louis, Tubelord and Three Trapped Tigers.
Also adore Tera Melos and they need to hurry the fuck up with their new album.
Brayden Stewart
Is this Math Rock?
Angel Taylor
I love that this band is getting traction around here. Just saw them live the other day
Kevin Carter
Math rock is p cool. I like it best with noise influences.
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