I need darker mathrock, stuff like Slint-Tweez and Hella. I don't want the kind of twinkly jangle stuff I want heavy. So far Massacre-Killing Time is really standing out as heavier. Any recs would be appreciated
I need darker mathrock, stuff like Slint-Tweez and Hella. I don't want the kind of twinkly jangle stuff I want heavy...
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Landon Nguyen
already listened to everything is Zach Hills discog
Connor Parker
Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime
Nathan Butler
Hot Snakes - Audit In Progress
Daniel Peterson
heard this already and was expecting people to post some post-hardcore stuff
I'm looking for stuff kind of like this
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just a really dark atmosphere
Benjamin Watson
King Crimson - Red
King Crimson - Discipline
Alexander White
King Crimson is one of my favorite bands, I've heard almost everything they've put out. The only song that really scratches the itch I have now is the title track off of Red.
Liam Hall
A Minor Forest - Inindependence
Angel Ramirez
I got you user
Moss Icon - Memorial
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Adam Carter
this is pretty cool, not sure how I feel about the vocals though.
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Jace Nelson
You said heavy. I learned about them and "Bitch Magnet" from "Big Ups" you could listen to them. You could also try "Truman's Water" the vocals aint heavy with them.
Logan Phillips
Rodan is exactly what you need. Check out the compilation Fifteen Quiet Years, and their only album Rusty.
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You'll also wanna check out A Minor Forest,
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Dazzling Killmen
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Bare Minimum
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These'll do you good, man.
Ethan Watson
Oh fuck me how did I forget June Of 44.
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Engine Takes To Water, and Tropics And Meridians are probably their darkest works, with little fun rock tracks thrown in there. Their masterwork, Four Great Points, also has darkness in it but it's mostly a menage of ideas.
Adrian Garcia
I love June of 44's name it's a cool reference to the Normandy landings. At least that's what I think.
Gavin Miller
Yep I love Rodan too, trust me I've been searching for stuff like this for so long I think it wouldn't be possible to not have heard Rodan at this point.
Joseph Russell
Dazzling Killmen - Face Of Collapse
One of my favorites.
Bentley Thompson
If you like Killing Time you need to hear Deceit by This Heat. It has a lot of math rock elements and it's very dark and heavy, even moreso than Killing Time
Joshua Sanchez
This seems like it's exactly what I'm looking for. thanks
Jaxon Williams
We're in the same boat, then. Nobody nailed darkness like Slint, Rodan, some of June Of 44, and some of Shipping News' material. Been chasing that feeling for a long time, now. Best I can give you is Bare Minimum, Dazzling KIllmen, and A Minor Forest that I linked up there.
Ethan Gonzalez
No problem. Just don't expect anything else like it.
Ethan Martin
surprised no one has mentioned Lite's Filmlets
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Toe's book about my idol plot is great too, my personal favorite mathrock album
Brody Green
thanks man, the first one was cool. the second one was that kind of twinkly mathrock that I'm a little bit burnt out on
Isaac Foster
if by "heavy math rock" you mean mathcore, check out:
The Chariot
early Norma Jean
Botch
The Dillinger Escape Plan
Jacob Johnson
I definitely do not mean mathcore, I mean mathrock less rooted in the emo side of stuff. Less jangly
Easton Ortiz
Fair. If you ever do decide to check out mathcore though, give those bands a listen
Owen Evans
Hoover - The Lurid Traversal Of Route 7
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Three Mile Pilot - The Chief Assassin To The Sinister
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Thomas Cooper
Giraffes Giraffes is pretty good desu