Discover 8 math rock releases with free Bandcamp download codes from independent artists and labels.
Drawing clear inspiration from King Crimson (from the intensity of the mid-70s era to the precision of the 80s period), alongside artists like Don Caballero and Animals as Leaders, the album builds its identity around intricate rhythmic structures, shifting dynamics and razor-sharp guitar work.
Originally written, recorded and performed back in 2015, first released and mastered October 2020. After some series of events the release was removed from streaming platforms. Now 2026. With a fresh remaster / touch-up and new album cover, this feels like no better time to re-release this! Digital Download includes "Re-titled - Remastered" a rare bonus track that I don't think was ever released. "Bright, upbeat, and warm. Eco-Aura is finally showing off the true colors of the project. The idea was to give my project Imisu more of a body. As in adding full band elements. The full fleshed out sound is a mix of the multiple layering of guitars, reverse effects, and the blending of electronic percussion and drums with a live kit performance. Listening back to these tunes is time traveling for me. When I have more space to create I will be writing more songs in this style."
Recorded by Steve Albini, this 6-track album was never released because the band broke up in poverty and despair. E.A.R.S.H.O.T. from Cape Cod, MA was experimental noise and math rock. Played with Unsane, Shiv, Holy Cow, Glazed Baby, Iowa Beef Experience, Alice Donut, Crash Worship, King Missle, Ed Hall, Dagobah, Chmbwmba, Piewagon, Chilmark, Uncle Wiggly.
Our first full-length, And a big ol' hug for Ringtail Howitzer, Quinn McGunnigle, The Jumping Juvies, and Onett. Special thanks to Kyle Bosler for shouting on Latin Pizza Class. ufo is dead, long live ufo released September 15, 2016 Written by Larry Nodder Produced by Paul Marchesani & Jeff Wasch Jeff Wasch - Guitar / Vocals Paul Marchesani - Guitar / Vocals Keith Rogers - Drums / Vocals Artwork found by Jeff
8 track album
'Drone Prompts' is an abstract/ambient EP series created by vintage credenza (John Russell). In this unique project, a simple drone/soundscape - created by Russell - is shared with a talented Meanjin friend, who then transforms the initial sonic prompt into a distinctive new piece. Some choose to build upon the track by adding layers, textures and/or instruments, others chop and rework it and others transform the source prompt into something so far removed from its beginnings that it's completely unrecognisable. The artists are given no briefing or direction. Each artist receives a unique drone prompt designed specifically for them. The possibilities are endless. The creations are remarkable.
This is the debut self-produced EP from post-rock/math-rock project Let It Eat You For Fun. Inspired by bands such as And So I Watch You From Afar, Foals, Giraffes? Giraffes!, Mogwai, Explosions in the Sky, toe, and more. This project blends elements of post-rock and math-rock with delayed guitars, pitch-shifted riffs, and booming bass that peaks and flows into an epic crescendo. It's a project I've always wanted to work on but never had the gear to do so. Now with the stuff at my disposal I'm able to sit and tremolo pick until the sun does down, and I do--a lot.
5 track album
