NEW MUSIC // Explore northern mythology and psychonautics with Russian math rock trio Hashtea
Now disclaimer: we call this brand of Feck content ‘new music’ but Baltic Wind, the new album by...
post rock
FOCUS // DEVELOPING HEALTHY BOUNDARIES WITH KYOZO’S ALICIA REI KIM
(Editor’s Note: The past few weeks have been a sobering time for the math rock community, and indeed,...
FOCUS // NOTES ON THE UNIVERSAL GUITAR LANGUAGE OF ZETA’S DANIEL HERNANDEZ SAUD
(Editor’s Note: In lieu of a more traditional intro, I wanted to try something a little different here....
EXCLUSIVE // GAZELLE(S) KEEP FANS GUESSING, ACTIVATE STAR POWER ON NEW ALBUM
In 2017, Gazelle(s) released There’s No One New Around You, an emotionally complex debut that cleverly transported audiences...
FOCUS // Defining Identity with Caspian’s Philip Jamieson & Jonny Ashburn
Being in a band has the potential to be every bit as challenging as it is fun and...
EXCLUSIVE // Colin Phils unveil new single ‘Frenemies’ off their upcoming album
Colin Phils have racked up more frequent flyer points than the average math rock band, having formed in South...
EXCLUSIVE // Watch Vasa’s video for their brand new single ‘Heroics’
How great it is to watch a band grow. I first heard instrumental rock quartet Vasa back in 2012, an off-the-cuff discovery I made from trawling the deep troughs of Bandcamp. Never Have Dreams had this powerful, monolithic sound, exactly what I needed at that time in my life. No vocals; just instruments bellowing out the narrative.
EXCLUSIVE // Shipley Hollow are bringing the zest with new track ‘Nymph Chimpski’
Math rock and contemporary emo are like chalk and cheese in many ways. Emo is warm and inviting;...
FOCUS // The story of anomalía ediciones (or how to deviate from what is expected).
In this Focus piece, we talk with Juan Godfrid and Diego Fraga, founders and active members of the Argentinian math rock and post rock label anomalia ediciones. And what's that about a math rock documentary?
EXCLUSIVE // Stream JOB’s dark new album ‘Meaningless’ in its entirety
JOB is an instrumental band from Chicago whose music is neither devotional nor vocational in theme, but rather an answered prayer for those who long to translate outside vibrations flooding towards the cochlea of the inner ear into the flush and rush of some paradoxical, refined barbarism.