Nov 16, 2018
When the OCD kicks in and a pattern has to be perfectly symmetric. #toomuchmath #brainhurts #patternmaking #sewing #bowties #ocd https://www.instagram.com/p/BqOOfvzF-le/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1jrdcg3lm1tsj
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When the OCD kicks in and a pattern has to be perfectly symmetric. #toomuchmath #brainhurts #patternmaking #sewing #bowties #ocd https://www.instagram.com/p/BqOOfvzF-le/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1jrdcg3lm1tsj
Functionally I’m one to one, but onto greater ideas #TooMuchMath (at York University Libraries)
#AP probs
That moment when you charge your laptop to charge your graphing calculator.
Cousin - 'Music To Polish Your Rifle To' EP - Released Monday 23rd March
Hello
Brighton based instrumental math/slacker/melodicore 3 piece COUSIN present their new 6 track EP ‘Music To Polish Your Rifle To’ out on 12” vinyl via Fcking the Night Records (Brighton) and Barely Regal Records (Cardiff) on Monday 23rd March. The release coincides with a European tour in March and April and is accompanied by a video which sees the band interpreting/interfering with some choice Charlie Chaplin moments.
EP Download: http://bit.ly/1F0ufKj
Video for Which Schnitzel?: http://youtu.be/XXDC9Q8CwFg
Hope you like the songs and the video and can review or post something, press release below.
Thanks
Ash
new album! math pop meets emo, yup yup.
My new song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e60-Up6Q0SA&index=19&list=PLp0F8jHLVhIViVJ67PNZaO-8Mp0kePnzG My 19th acoustic song - first this year. I was changing many things in it since first play but finally it’s here. :) It’s inspired by my emotions from last days - good ones and bad ones.
Just finished up my latest article on Fecking Bahamas, a site devoted to math rock. It’s about some awesome dudes from Virginia who make really beautiful, complex music. Fight Cloud and Houdan the Mystic released a split entitled “Where’s My Shakespeare?” and it’s possibly my favorite release of 2014. Please give the article a look and the EP a listen if you’re into math or good music in general! You can stream it for free there, or on their bandcamps, which are listed in the article.
Boston, Massachusetts (quartet) math-rock, post-rock, sparse vocals