MathRock/ProgressiveRock any suggestions???

[gumpwumper]

i would say i've only recently begun listening to mathrock, but have a bunch of prog.rock and/or some weird spin offs of those genre, but would love any suggestions:

heres what i've already been listening to:

so many dynamos
fugazi
plastic constellations (not really mathrock)
white denim
mars volta (not mathrock either)
maps and atlases
medications
these arms are snakes

[Regards]

You may enjoy Minus The Bear

[voncorn]

Tera Melos

[Burn That Shit]

You might like Damiera.

[x togepi x]

fugazi
so many dynamos
minus the bear
these arms are snakes

are not math rock. listen to:

don caballero
battles
faraquet
cats and cats and cats
native

[IWasHerHorse]

Russian Circles, specifically the song "Youngblood"
Native
This Town Needs Guns
Tera Melos
Minus the Bear
Algernon Cadwallader

[Regards]

fugazi
so many dynamos
minus the bear
these arms are snakes

are not math rock. listen to:

don caballero
battles
faraquet
cats and cats and cats
native
I'd listen to this dude.

I've always heard Minus the Bear mentioned as math rock :shrug:

[mattmatumbo]

^^^
Those are good, especially Battles
Adebisi Shank is a current favorite, they gain inspiration from Battles.

http://www.myspace.com/adebisishank

[x togepi x]

I'd listen to this dude.

I've always heard Minus the Bear mentioned as math rock :shrug:

Minus The Bear has definite math rock influences but they're not math rock. They still write in fairly standard time signatures. Same with These Arms are Snakes. They're totally influenced at times, but they're more of a weird post-hardcore band.

[Regards]

Minus The Bear has definite math rock influences but they're not math rock. They still write in fairly standard time signatures. Same with These Arms are Snakes. They're totally influenced at times, but they're more of a weird post-hardcore band.
Makes sense. Gottcha. Thank you for the clear up.

[mattmatumbo]

Such a good genre.

[tfar06]

the reptilian
Maps and Atlases