Do some Frontierer

Not my thing although I do listen to a little bit of Meshuggah from time to time

Written by RaduP on 29.05.2020 at 18:41

Do some Frontierer

Good call. I forgot about these guys.

Written by JoHn Doe on 29.05.2020 at 19:39

Not my thing although I do listen to a little bit of Meshuggah from time to time

Meshuggah is in my top 5 bands of all time. Car Bomb is exceptional and Candiria is a ton of fun. The rest of the Math crowd is okay.

By the way, next month is Post Metal.

You still have one day to get into math rock like Hella and Polvo

Written by Daddy Pig on 30.05.2020 at 00:37

By the way, next month is Post Metal.

There better be a Godspeed You! Black Emperor binge there somewhere

Written by Daddy Pig on 30.05.2020 at 00:37

By the way, next month is Post Metal.

I'll probably be able to weigh in a lot more on this than a math metal list, but nice effort.

Where does the line get drawn for bands that fall under the 'djent' umbrella for making a list like this? Periphery S/T made the list, but not their later stuff or things from bands like TesseracT/Monuments - is it a preference thing or is the S/T particularly math-y? I mainly listen to P2-P4, with a bit of Racecar/The Walk to spice things up once in a while

Written by musclassia on 06.06.2020 at 00:27

Written by Daddy Pig on 30.05.2020 at 00:37

By the way, next month is Post Metal.

Where does the line get drawn for bands that fall under the 'djent' umbrella.

The purpose of these 'genre of the month' lists is to listen to as many albums within said genre as I comfortably can during said month and add them to the list as I go. I didn't draw any lines for "MAYTH" as far as including certain Djent albums. I simply ran out of time when the month ran out. And believe me, I was ready to move on.

Written by RaduP on 30.05.2020 at 01:29

You still have one day to get into math rock like Hella and Polvo

What'd you think of these btw?

Written by RaduP on 06.06.2020 at 09:25

Written by RaduP on 30.05.2020 at 01:29

You still have one day to get into math rock like Hella and Polvo

What'd you think of these btw?

Sorry, just noticed this comment now. I remember Hella sounding technical and fun. Polvo wasn't very memorable. I forget how I found it but the last album I listened to by Hyper Olympic was excellent.