ibarakishi wrote:Its a sad world when three pages of posts have gone by and nobody throws any love out for Toe... 'the book about my idle plot on a vague anxiety' changed a lot about how i thought about music in general...
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Toe completely change the way I listened to music back when I was younger, I never thought the drums could be the lead instrument in music. I could've swore I linked to them previously.
Re: Math Rock!
Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2019 11:35 pm
by Inconuucl
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Crunchy mathy emo that I've been jamming to today.
Re: Math Rock!
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2019 7:59 am
by cherler
Inconuucl wrote:
ibarakishi wrote:Its a sad world when three pages of posts have gone by and nobody throws any love out for Toe... 'the book about my idle plot on a vague anxiety' changed a lot about how i thought about music in general...
Toe completely change the way I listened to music back when I was younger, I never thought the drums could be the lead instrument in music. I could've swore I linked to them previously.
mouse on the keys did a similar thing for me. The first time I listened to Spectres De Mouse blew me away.
Re: Math Rock!
Posted: Wed Jul 24, 2019 8:13 am
by kbit
voerking wrote:
dozicusmaximus wrote:Dazzling Killmen
my favorite band, ever! i was lucky enough to see them quite a few times & played in a band with the bass player for years.
Blake Flemming (drummer) played in Laddio Bolocko after Dazzling ng Killmen, which is getting further from math and rock but still relevant here. The live recordings from this release are spectacular.
my favorite band, ever! i was lucky enough to see them quite a few times & played in a band with the bass player for years.
Blake Flemming (drummer) played in Laddio Bolocko after Dazzling ng Killmen, which is getting further from math and rock but still relevant here. The live recordings from this release are spectacular.
yeah, i got to see Laddio a couple times. they were great! he was also a founding member of Mars Volta. for those interested in the nuts & bolts of rhythms (mathy and otherwise), he literally wrote the book on it: https://blakethedrummer.com/
it's very useful for all instruments!
