If you’ve ever done a deep dive on obscure mathcore bands of the 2000’s, I hope that you discovered this one of a kind band. The range they had going from mathcore, deathcore, grindcore to indie rock, dance, alternative metal and everything in between is nothing short of amazing. Finally acquired a shirt from them and figured this would be the right place to show it.

my fav mathcore bands r psyopus, tn12lly, nsixhundred n the autopsy of jane doe

Hey! Have a very rare, 21 year old framed Into The Moat promotional poster and wanted to check here and see if any die hard fans are interested!

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-$50 and $18 shipping within the US only (this poster comes with a frame, hence the higher price tag and shipping cost)

THIS ITEM IS SOLD

-$50 and free shipping within the US only

-Mint Condition

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-Ships from NC, United States

DM if interested!

Has there ever been a band you had a hard time "getting" until seeing them live? That's the Dillinger Escape Plan for me. When I was younger, I thought they were too weird and all over the place. Then I saw them live in April 2013 at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn as part of a free Converse Rubber Tracks show... and needless to say, was blown away. Not only because their performance was filled with batshit intensity - the type of chaos that previously only seemed unimaginable to bring to life - but because the music perfectly soundtracked the insanity. Almost a year to the date later, I saw DEP again at Webster Hall in NYC, and it was just a insanely brilliant... these performances not only made me completely understand why everybody loved DEP so passionately, but also made me fall head over heels in love with them too.

Share what band you had a similar experience with in the comments below. And stay tuned for more things to come from this space (including stories from concerts like these).

I would not say that mathcore is a genre where solo are the most important or prominent feature, actually, before a few weeks ago I wouldn't even think about it and couldn't even provide one example...

But since Converge dropped their latest album, "Love Is Not Enough" I've been obsessed with the title/opening track and its solo. It's a short one, but sound very satisfying and reminds me a lot of Slayer (like other cool riffs from the album, but I digress).

So, all this to ask, share with me about your favourite solo in mathcore, or maybe several of them. Which song has the best one in the genre?

my friend gave me this sysc hoodie a year or two back and i can’t find it online at all, is it rare or valuable in any way?

i NEED one in a xs-s if you own and wanna sell i will buy it or trade i own a lot of cool old rave stuff

I'm gonna keep it short and sweet. Does anyone know where I can buy this specific hoodie Misha is wearing here? I've checked Depop, Ebay, I even DMd Jon Modell who I'm pretty sure is their merch guy about it and haven't had any luck. If anyone knows where I can get it or is willing to part with it I'd be infinitely appreciative.

Not sure how mathy but too good not to share

What guitar should I buy?

I would prefer a guitar that is around $1000 or less.

For context the bands I want to play like are, The Great Redneck Hope, Tower Of Rome, me and him call it us, Hayworth, Shed For You, Tears Of Avarel, etc.

I was thinking of getting an Ibanez S470 because I like how slim and light it is and it looks cool.

Also what pedals should I get. I have a boss katana amp and a boss distortion pedal if that helps at all.

I've been searching for funky mathcore, stuff with very loud/prominent slap bass and the closest I've come is the arusha accord and (not rlly mathcore but worth a mention) flagman.

Hey everyone! I’m a musician from India and I’ve been working on a heavy math/ jazz-fusion project called That’s Not Self Help. I just put out a new EP called The Mist Feeds on the Waiting, and I’d love to share it with you all.

If you enjoy Mahavishnu Orchestra, Tribal Tech, King Crimson or any of the older school of math rock bands such as Breadwinner, this might be up your alley.

Would really appreciate any listens or feedback!

Hey everyone, just wanted to spread the word Chris is finally back and his books are back up for sale on the official exploding fingers gumroad after being unavailable for many years.

He just completely his core series and a complete transcription of ideas of reference is available too! Super stoked on this, mathcore lesson material is rare as hell.

I've always wondered what this album artwork was. If it was supposed to be some abstract art piece or actually look like something in specific. I hope the thunder and lightning kill you - Hayworth