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Scandanavian War Machine:
so i've been listening to alot of math rock lately and i need more. recently it's mostly been Shapes Like Dinosaurs and Them, Roaring Twenties. both of these bands' cds can be found on sordomusic so check 'em out if you haven't heard them. i guess it's pretty similar to stuff the Kinsellas have done but i couldn't really say since i've never listened to their stuff.

so recommend away!


note: recommendations don't necessarily have to fall into this specific type of math rock, i'm very open to pretty much anything, i just thought i should give you an idea of what i've been listening to and what i like at the moment.

oh and also, any links you can give would be appreciated but aren't necessarily...necessary, since i can probably find most anything if i know what i'm looking for specifically.

TheFuriousWombat:
FARAQUET

michaelicious:
Them, Roaring Twenties would be way better if they never ever had vocals. Since you said you've never listened to anything by a Kinsella you should probably get your hands on a copy of Owls' self-titled album. Preferably, right now.

I would recommend you give the following instrumental bands a shot:

Lone Wolf and Cub
Pele
Auto!Automatic!!
Ghosts & Vodka

Let me know what you think of these and I can come up with some different suggestions.

ViolentDove:
What the devil is math rock?

Man, genres.

Scandanavian War Machine:

--- Quote from: michaelicious on 21 Jan 2009, 15:45 ---Them, Roaring Twenties would be way better if they never ever had vocals.

--- End quote ---

that's what i thought at first too but then i forced myself to look beyond the whiny singer and listen to what's actually being said by him and man, it's fucking hilarious. plus the music is sweet. (edit: apparently, the singer recently quit the band)

also, thanks for the suggestions; i'm listening to Faraquet now (sweet) and downloading some Lone Wolf and Cub (hopefully sweet).


bonus question: anybody know of any psychedelic math rock bands? i love psychedelic sub-genres so this type of thing (if it exists) would probably be right up my alley.

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