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d00dgtfo
07/22/09, 09:48 PM
yeah...stuff like dillinger and B...TA. any recommendations?
I'm DC
07/22/09, 09:58 PM
B...ta?
BryterJonah
07/22/09, 10:24 PM
Cap'n Jazz? Do they count?
fortythieves
07/22/09, 11:44 PM
B...ta?

i think he spazzed on the keyboard and meant Botch.
Possibly...
Ryzenfall
07/23/09, 02:05 AM
This is a recommendation for a band called Adebisi Shank.
d00dgtfo
07/23/09, 02:28 PM
i think he spazzed on the keyboard and meant Botch.
Possibly...
No, Behold...The Arctopus. :\
& thanks for the recs, I'll check them out
mymomsapanda
07/23/09, 03:03 PM
tera melos is really good
the number twelve looks like you is a little mathcore
drzafs
07/24/09, 04:57 PM
tera melos is really good
the number twelve looks like you is a little mathcore

Mmmm... the #12...
clyde2020
07/24/09, 10:41 PM
Maps & Atlases and Closure In Moscow
muttley
07/24/09, 10:48 PM
As stated before, Tera Melos, and The Number Twelve Looks Like You.
Enjoy.
drzafs
07/24/09, 11:44 PM
I'm a big fan of Botch too. Good stuff there.
Kid B
07/25/09, 03:18 AM
Tera Melos, Botch, yeah.

http://www.last.fm/tag/mathcore/artists

Cap'n Jazz? Do they count?
Kind of, mathcore is basically technical hardcore. Cap'n is pretty mathy at times and pretty hardcore at times but for some reason they don't really fit. Glad to see you like 'em though.
Burn_Burn_Burn
07/25/09, 11:18 AM
In terms of math rock, there's no better than This Town Needs Guns.
However, for Mathcore, I love Heavy Heavy Low Low, though it's tough to find other fans. I totally agree about The Number Twelve Looks Like You, but I've always found them to be more grindcore than mathcore. The Human Abstract is great, and they're all really great, nice guys. Ed Gein is good, and I've heard good things about Fear Before (the March of Flames).
Also, The Fall of Troy (obviously.)

Hope I helped!
mymomsapanda
07/25/09, 10:18 PM
In terms of math rock, there's no better than This Town Needs Guns.
However, for Mathcore, I love Heavy Heavy Low Low, though it's tough to find other fans. I totally agree about The Number Twelve Looks Like You, but I've always found them to be more grindcore than mathcore. The Human Abstract is great, and they're all really great, nice guys. Ed Gein is good, and I've heard good things about Fear Before (the March of Flames).
Also, The Fall of Troy (obviously.)

Hope I helped!

heavyheavylowlow is a pretty good. im a fan. i think that if the number twelve looks like you is considered grindcore, then so is heavyheavylowlow
TheFaceOfZach
07/27/09, 09:45 AM
Protest the Hero, Between the Buried and Me, The Human Abstract, and The Number 12 Looks Like You are all solid.

I saw Protest and 12 live, great show.
joecoolofSoJC
08/31/09, 09:14 PM
go with the originals in mathcore, lightning bolt and the locust(if the locust doesnt blow your mind, then nothing will)
voncorn
08/31/09, 09:24 PM
Daughters, their entire discography at this point (excluding "Live At CBGB's, Stupid") is about the length of a normal album.
BeatCastTV
09/03/09, 03:31 PM
How about Blakfish <http://www.beatcast.tv/video/blakfish-2>, Data.Select.Party, Colour <http://www.beatcast.tv/video/colour-1> (last ever show friday 18th in London - Boo!)
Sam Aesthetic
09/08/09, 11:05 PM
The bands Battles and Foals are musts! Battles is super tech and driving. Foals is more dancey and math rock. I saw them play together at a Lollapalooza after party last summer and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen... hands down.

My friends in Or So It Goes (www.myspace.com/orsoitgoes) are awesome too. Not super math rock, but great instrumental. Similar to Ghosts and Vodka.
onautolux
09/14/09, 03:16 PM
the minor times

all else failed