What can Sup Forums rec to a post-hardcore/math rock fan? (i.e. Fall of Troy, Dance Gavin Dance, Chon, etc.)
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What can Sup Forums rec to a post-hardcore/math rock fan? (i.e. Fall of Troy, Dance Gavin Dance, Chon, etc.)
Adam Perez
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Carson Hernandez
Drive Like Jehu
At the Drive-In
Angel Sullivan
Have you tried Death Grips?
Jackson Myers
Death Grips
Mars Volta
Tera Melos
Pisces at the Animal Fair
Jordan Nelson
People don't really make this shit anymore is the problem
Juan Green
yowie
sajjanu
the sound of animals fighting
dyse
lye by mistake
Brody Reyes
I've tried multiple times to get into them, I just can't. I really like complex guitarwork in my music if that helps
Jacob Diaz
>a bunch of hella rip off
Aiden Long
how 'bout some tech death then?
anata, arsis, son of aurelius all got a more melodic slant
Evan Reed
>fall of troy
>dance gavin dance
>chon
>experimental
>math rock
Do me a pleasure and and never post on this board again. Also choke yourself.
Bentley Perez
Dillinger Escape Plan
Hella
Hudson Myers
yeah Son Of Aurelius is awesome, maybe OP would enjoy that
Joshua Smith
all better than hella
Isaac Diaz
you wanna fuck off? Will Swan and Thomas Erak are gods.
Juan Edwards
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What about this OP?
Asher Wilson
why does some tool always feel the need to act as the hivemind incarnate
why do they think they're doing this board a favor
why do they think this board deserves any favors
Julian Jenkins
listen to gospel and rolo tomassi immediately. and the obvious recs like dillinger escape plan and mars volta if you haven't already
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Blake Thompson
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one of the best albums of the 2000s, produced by kurt ballou
Easton Bennett
ehh not quite. I respect the musicianship behind this but it's a bit too metallic for me. Looking for math rock with a punk edge
Nathaniel Roberts
The new SikTh album is online.
I'm listening to it right now and it's fucking nutty.
Not as good as their old shit but still great.
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Alexander Bennett
This, and pic related
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Luis Morales
Dillinger Escape Plan is the greatest punk band of the 20 years they will exist and have existed, or at least a heavy contender.
Isaiah Watson
i like this, I'll check em out. Thanks!
Carter Thomas
Christopher Hall
Thank you all for the rec's, I've written them all down and will check them out!
Juan Gonzalez
Iwrestledabearonce?
Jack Murphy
You'd probably dig Thank You Scientist. Midori is also really good if you want some wacky hardcore jazz fusion. Bleach (called Bleach03 and Bleachmobile in North America) and 385 are also recommended.
Carson Young
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Check this out OP, not even close to what you're searching for but you never know
Easton Wright
This shit bangs, nice one dude
Camden Rivera
listen here lil pussy boy if u talk to op like that again ill rearrange ur asshairs with my dick
Logan Baker
Protest The Hero might interest you.
I'm not massively keen on the vocals myself.
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Adam Morris
OOOOOH THIS IS GOOD
Eli Lee
I'm listening to Volition rn and I'm loving it
Robert Lewis
You might also enjoy this one.
Not metal or anything just pure math rock.
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Easton Flores
The fall of troy was my favorite band for a very long time, I never found anything that could fill their shoes, even they can't fill their shoes anymore. They're boring now.
John Reyes
Well I wouldn't go THAT far, but yeah they've definitely lost something.
Zachary Morris
I can help you there, since that's exactly what I was into when I was younger (although CHON only had one ep out on youtube at the time). also a lot of Mars Volta and AtDI
basically you have three routes, all worth your time
>get into mathcore, modern post-hardcore and some prog metal (should be easy, this stuff is fairly homogeneous in terms of record labels and who tours with who etc.)
>get into classic post-hardcore, math rock and noise rock (might sound a bit alien at first, but it's a goldmine if you like dissonance and can appreciate music without the modern metal production sheen all over it)
>get into prog. king crimson was doing a lot of this stuff in 1973-4, and they weren't doing it as an end to itself (as in, they had an eclectic sound that will work as a gateway into a much wider range of music)
Thomas Brooks
what made them so good was their intense energy and bottled angst that seemed to be unleashed as a flurry of creative emotion in all of their tracks. They had influence from so many genres and were afraid of no risks whatsoever. They are way more vanilla and accessible now. They seem to different from the other "hardcore" bands. Ironically, a genre I typically hate. But FoT was something different.
Michael Perry
someone else who gets why tfot is the goat post-hardcore band. although I gotta say I felt their new album OK, in spite of terrible title, was a step in the right direction. I got to see them live for the first time on that tour and they mostly played Doppelganger and a couple OK tracks and it was awesome.
Caleb Bell
I would enjoy this much more if vocalist didn't scream retarded shit over the instruments.
I say this as someone who listens to brutal slamming death metal with pig noises.
Sebastian James
yeah 401k was better than "In the unlikely event". But it was still only like a 6/10 album for me. It's okay, they will always be a special band to me.
William Price
man you crazy the vocals are great and complement the music perfectly
Christopher Cooper
Honestly yeah, I loathe screaming but they somehow manage to pull it off in an odd way that works, I think it's because it kind of matches the instruments.
Sebastian Rivera
>La Dispute
>The Dillinger Escape Plan
more Acoustic and math rocky
>TTNG
Evan Morales
fuck off dude OP posted one of the best Heavy Math Rock Albums go listen to grimes
Andrew Jenkins
Pic related, mathcore AOTY of 2016
Anthony Cox
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Try these OP, they should be up your alley. Obviously try Dillinger Escape Plan and The Mars Volta, but those were already recommended
Ryder Kelly
FUCK I totally forgot to suggest Hail The Sun
Justin Morales
>Gospel
Was literally just about to rec them. Not really into hardcore of any kind, but goddamn that percussion. Really great songwriting here overall.
Connor Bell
these two
Chase Reed
New yowie was really good, strawberry girls was great but i liked american graffiti a little more. If you havent heard bygones already then do yourself a favor
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Luis Mitchell
Armor for Sleep
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Sianvar
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A Lot Like Birds
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and of course the great Unwound
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Adrian White
Personal recs for all of these genres respectively:
>progressive metal: Animals As Leaders youtube.com
>classic post-hardcore: Shiner
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>math rock: Maps & Atlases
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>prog rock: Steven Wilson is a good start, but keep Alan Parsons Project, King Crimson, and Yes in mind as well
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Gavin Jones
your next logical step is to listen to mathcore
>the crinn, frontierer, the chariot, The DEP, Counterparts, Coverge
also idk try listening to stuff like thisismenothinkingofyou and Orchid/Envy
Justin Turner
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bump grab elephantits OP, it's better than Wake
Chase Gomez
good fucking recs
Andrew Perez
sianvar sucks, just listen to the each of the members individual bands
Anthony Thompson
dude so hard to say I love them both
Gotta say transitioning from Fall of Troy you will be better off going to Wake, but then go to Elephantits EP next
Grayson Sanders
PsyOpus.
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Behold The Arctopus.
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Orthrelm.
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Grayson Hughes
the original swancore album tbqh, this is great too
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Adrian Harris
Math rock!!!
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Brody Ross
Hunter Brooks
Do me a favor and let me fuck your ass with my big cock to teach you a lesson, faggot.
Lucas Ross
Faraquet
Cinemechanica
Off Minor
Hot Cross
Carson Sullivan
Our Daily Fix is a great dead math band
Josiah Phillips
Their first EP was pretty decent since it had a lot of energy built into the music but with Stay Lost it felt like they held back too much trying to make the album mysterious only for it to end up being boring. I wouldn't be surprised if this is because Hail The Sun at the time was going in that direction with Wake which transferred over to Stay Lost later on, but both of those albums fell flat based on that execution. At the very least, I think Donovan is at his best if he plays fast songs without any of the "euphoric concepts" he writes about.
John Sanders
>not any deathcore
Carson Bailey
Just listen to Monobody already ffs.
Jordan Watson
Better taste? Dance Gavin Dance is legitimately one of the worst bands I've ever heard.
Jaxon Bennett
>69 posts in
A little late to make a statement, sir
Gabriel Sullivan
Sajjanu. It'll fuck your lil b.
Jack Diaz
I remember my former school TA from my high school recommended this band when I assumed A7X was good. PtH are good
Nathan Perez
youre lucky then, theyre literally one of the best out there
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Totorro
is more relaxing than a normal mathrock band...well, for me
Landon Wood
never hear anyone talk about these guys, i think they're pretty damn great.
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Parker Walker
Ling Tosite Sigure
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