EXCLUSIVE // THE CURIOSITY OF NYOS
Lake Nyos sits unassumingly in the Northwest region of Cameroon, with not much apart from it’s rust colored...
Michael Whiteside
NEW MUSIC // Hyper Olympic embrace youth, spoof nostalgia with ‘Life is But A Dream Team’
Somewhere between the impenetrable stylings of Sonic Youth, the glorious mid-1980’s punk spasticity of Hüsker Dü, and the...
EXCLUSIVE // Getting What You Want with Alexis Marshall of Daughters
(Author’s Note: Fecking Bahamas would like to extend their extreme gratitude to Ipecac Records and Alexis Marshall for...
EXCLUSIVE // Sowing Seeds of Prog with Catbamboo
When your math-prog band is finally asked to play a festival in another country, generally speaking, you’d best...
EXCLUSIVE // TRANSCEND TIME AND TRADITION WITH ZETA
Since 2003, Venezuela’s beloved Zeta have successfully married post-hardcore, punk, and math-rock to the drum-centric sound of their...
EXCLUSIVE // Shaking Things Up With STBTTLCO
The abrasive, angular, and constantly shifting hustle of New York City has long established itself as a fertile...
EXCLUSIVE // LITE doubles down on new single, video
LITE have spent nearly two decades perfecting not just a sound, but a process. Since 2006’s Filmets, the...
EXCLUSIVE // Get Weird With Alarmist In Their Studio Session of ‘Lactic Tang’
Dublin City's benevolent jazz/math wizards Alarmist, alongside NY production artist Afghaniscan, have put together a video for "Lactic Tang," one of the band's more 70's fusion inspired tracks off their debut Sequesterer, released earlier this year.
FOCUS // TELECASTERS AND MATH ROCK: A NARRATIVE HISTORY
An in-depth exploration on the history of the Fender telecaster, a weapon-of-choice for many math rock musicians and enthusiasts. Featuring photos and insight from a collection of math rock bands.
EXCLUSIVE // Sleep Tactics fuses indie, shoegaze and math rock in their self-titled debut
Adding odd meters and angular riffs to indie rock is like sprinkling chilli on your chocolate ice cream. Conceptually, it seems problematic; they are simply different elements. But, when blended well, it's a delectable and slightly bewildering sensory experience.