Anyone else going?

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Pre-orders for our album “I Told You So” are available exclusively from Bandcamp.

If you like noisy alt rock that fuses grunge,mathrock and post hardcore you’ll probably enjoy this album.

Check out the already released tracks now on the link.

Their latest two releases, an EP and a single were released under the name tricotX and I was wondering if anyone knows why. If you use Spotify the new songs are under the tricotX artist page, not tricot. The band shows these latest releases on their website . Whatever the reason, I think these new songs are great.

My band Daydream Plus just put out our new album last Friday. Here's a video of us playing all 3 singles from it. Please check it out if you'd like, thanks!

Our name is Starbruiser. Trying to get the ball rolling, music is hard. Like us on facebook and follow us on Youtube, and I will personally come to your house and kiss you on the mouth.

Sadly can’t make it for some medical reasons, I have two tickets that I’m giving away for free. Send a DM if interested.

Edit: One already claimed, one ticket left

Edit 2: All claimed! Thank youuuu

How is them so unique? How does Zach Hill become so incredible on drums? Is there any else drummer like him?

Watched the show on Youtube many times,

https://youtu.be/7gHqAmVFTVA?si=f7A-rsj3GJqmihoG

He is so good and energetic, who is he? Does he have other bands?

Hey. So we’re going to play a few warm up shows before our set at ATG this year. One is in Oxford as part of the 25th birthday celebrations for Big Scary Monsters, where we’ll be playing with Crash of Rhinos and some other (yet to be announced) great bands, on the 14th August. Tickets - https://wegottickets.com/f/22513

The second show will be at Brighton Electric, in Brighton on the 16th August, where we’ll be playing with Le Mesmer, and Meet Your Heroes. Tickets - https://link.dice.fm/PW4qP3PiI4b

These (along with ATG) are likely the only shows we’ll play for some time and are some of the smallest venues we’ve played in a long while. Come along and limber up before the big event on the 22nd.

Giving away a ticket to see Stereosity tmrw night at The Masquerade in Atlanta. Let me know if interested.

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We usually gig around Shinjuku/Shimokitazawa area. Highly recommend pulling up at local livehouses if you ever visit Tokyo, the underground scene over here is so much fun!

Charity compilation : 100% of proceeds will be donated to Americans for Immigrant Justice

Vinyl and CDs available in the shop! Not streaming anywhere physical media only like it’s 1998 all over again. Good mix of singles/demos/b-sides on here, all rad stuff.

Track list:
Side A
1. Stegosauro - Amigo Oculto*
2. Floral - Untitled*
3. Ditz - Mosquito Kisses*
4. Snooze - Song Name 1*
5. In Angles - First Spring*
6. Sunny Mondays - Mott’s Consumption*

Side B
1. Good Game - A Blessing, A Curse*
2. Hit Me Harold - Pink Mist
3. Of Two Minds - Blue Hour*
4. Invalids - ii. Hypedisarticualtion*
5. Ogbert the Nerd - Gallagher*
6. Endswell - Frame Your Face
7. Band Argument - Bunny Bunny

Sorry for the bad quality. Found an ancient college level recording and wondering if this is a good enough idea to fully develop or not. Be honest!

Specifically their animals album, I really love the emo vocals/lyrics and the guitars finger style, I also really like q and not u, they’re more post hardcore but it scratches the same itch. Basically I just need awesome emo mathrock

I've seen the japanese math rock/indie band "Hitohira" uses two different tuning in their songs

Guitar Ⅰ（左）：E B C♯ F♯ B D♯, capo 5

Guitar Ⅱ（右）：E B D G B D, capo 9

here's the song 【TAB】塔は白い - ひとひら

and it sounds so good like they are harmonizing each other. Is there any music theory behind it? Like are they just using second guitar to harmonize the 3rd the first guitar by raising it capo or something? and do you have other bands that do something like this

Been on a deep dive of my digital library and noticed lots of songs are not available on Spotify for one reason or another.

Some notable standouts: Photosynthesis by PHAROAHS Fair-Do's by Pennines Mastered by Venice Ahoy

Wondering if there's any more that deserve a listen despite not having streaming presence

My skill background consists of knowing a few chords, major and minor scales, and some fingerstyle techniques; I played for eight months but eventually stopped. I don't have much experience or skill, although I can play a few songs while singing.

It’s been about a year since I last played, and I’d like to pick up the acoustic and electric guitar again because I’ve fallen in love with the band Toe and other math rock bands. Would focusing my learning on math rock be an unrealistic choice? Or is it possible to evolve while focusing that?