Mathcore Index Presents: Human Cull, Atomck, A Werewolf!, Sarcastic Burn Victim, Pupil Slicer, and Death Goals @ The Black Heart, Camden (U.K)
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Mathcore Index: Volume 4
We are proud to present our 4th compilation, Mathcore Index: Volume 4. Artwork by Karl Frandsen, layout by Tamás Bakó, and original logo by Keith Carlson. Special thank you to Willowtip Records.
Release date: 10/25/17
Format: digital, free
Artist listing:
II II II
Autocatalytica
Black Nail
Ça
Capitol Swizzle Credit
THECHEESEBURGERPICNIC
DEAD Like ME
Dimitree
Gigan
GnarWolf
Good Game
Grizzly
The Guts
Kenaima
Ladybird
meth.
MICO
Aaron Myers-Brooks
OLAM
PlasticBag FaceMask
Puncture
Sloth Herder
SOUNDING
The Sound That Ends Creation
Suffer Me
Those Darn Gnomes
Monday, October 16, 2017
Complexity Fest 2018
Proud to announce that we’re sponsoring Complexity Fest 2018, featuring:
SikTh
Carnifex
The Faceless
Blanck Mass
VOLA
DHG/Dødheimsgard
John Frum
Oceano
THREE TRAPPED TIGERS
Sithu Aye
Aversions Crown
Employed To Serve
The Hirsch Effekt
God Mother
DODECAHEDRON
DISENTOMB
Ulsect
...and more, sponsored by Mathcore Index!
Friday, October 13, 2017
Spotify Playlists
Here you will find a playlist using the available tracks featured in our podcast, which will be updated monthly.
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Cadence Fox - "Masses of Program"
Chicago has a long history of being a hotbed for underground music, especially in the 1980's with new wave, emo in the 1990's, and now a new generation of screamo, hardcore, mathcore and math rock. One band in particular, Cadence Fox, is certainly no exception, and today we have the pleasure of bringing you an exclusive stream of their first album in almost 4 years, "Masses of Program." The album successfully blends the aforementioned genres with some other daring experiments, including saxophone, heavier parts, and brings influences ranging from Every Time I Die, Fear Before (the March of Flames), Botch to more emotive but similar bands like The Number Twelve Looks Like You and The Fall of Troy. Cadence Fox also features Seb Alvarez of Tweak, meth., Split Tongue, Lower Your Head For the Treatment Machine, et al (his personal discography is another lengthy discussion unto itself), and they have brought us their finest effort yet with "Masses of Program."
*"Masses of Program" is out today on Bandcamp.
Labels:
Album Premieres,
Cadence Fox,
hardcore,
mathcore,
Premieres,
screamo
Thursday, October 5, 2017
Mathcast Episode 13: 10/1/17
This is the 13th and 1 year anniversary episode of Mathcast, in which we discuss II II II, The Sound That Ends Creation, Kaonashi, Worry, Dead Like Me, Cortarmao, LeftyFish, The Burning Wind, Blacklist, Suffer Me, introduce a new segment, and reflect on our favorite acts so far.
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Kenaima - "Haste"
We are very proud to present this Mathcore Index exclusive stream of "Haste," the debut EP from Denver's Kenaima, one of the most exciting new bands in mathcore. Kenaima are one of the few bands touting The Dillinger Escape Plan and Converge among in their influences that actually live up to those expectations, and today they have brought us a stellar debut with "Haste." "Lifetime Original Movie," the EP's true opener, blasts it's way into your skull with off-kilter riffs and a staccato attack we all know and love, quickly yielding to "Revenge Fuck," which brings chromatically descending passages, Car Bomb-escque heaviness, and a Mike Patton injected mid-section. "From the Gut," the EP's penultimate track, begins with sickly, disorienting chording and goes off in a number of different directions, but most notably includes some of the EP's heavier moments and some great vocal trade-off. "Rock the Vote," the album's closer, is seemingly a reprise and revisits many of the motifs explored in previous songs before finally lurching to a halt. As I've mentioned previously, there is literally nothing I don't love about Kenaima.
*"Haste" is out 10/7/17 via Kenaima's Bandcamp.
Labels:
Album Premieres,
hardcore,
Kenaima,
mathcore,
Premieres,
technical metal
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