Depression manifests itself in many ways. Whether diagnosed or not it is a very real and debilitating disease that is nearly impossible to accurately describe to those who are unafflicted. Fortunately there is one outlet that humans have used for thousands of years that portrays these types of intangible emotions: art.
What can I really say here. It is beyond absolute pleasure to be featuring this wonderful remastered version of Cheer Accident's phenomenal title track from their 2000 album Salad Days.
Four years have passed since Sacramento-based math wierdos, Tera Melosreleased their last record, Xe’d out; a gap which, aside from their month-long US tour with Chon and company, earlier this year, has seen the band remain relatively quiet...
If you came across the new Panji & the Buffalo EP without a proper introduction, you'd be forgiven for thinking that You Slut! was back at it. And you'd onl...
Boston's Good Game just hit the math rock scene with their excitingly frantic EP Don't Blow It. All three tracks, but especially the aptly titled opener 'Cheating The NASA Space Physical' resemble the hectic, yet superabundantly melodic Emo-sound math-veterans like of Invalids and Colours...
Angel Numbers, the newest EP from Halifax’s auspicious math-pop trio Wot Gorilla? is a rhythmically bombastic display of their growth. The appropriately titled second track '11:11' was previously released as a taste of their upcoming effort, and sounded like a blend of some of their EPs New Arrival EP...
Pasadena trio BisonWAR are in interesting territory on their self-titled debut. BisonWAR is a dark album, not least implied by its eerie artwork of a twilit winter forest, but it is not an aggressive album. Like a handful of other math rock greats, the likes of Ativin and Town Portal, the band explore heavier terrains but without diving completely into the metal tier.
