The Fall Of Math - 65daysofstatic

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The Fall Of Math - 65daysofstatic

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: 65daysofstatic / Audio CD released 2008-03-18 at Monotreme / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Another Co ... more

The Fall Of Math - 65daysofstatic ... Code Against the Gone
2 Install a Beak in the Heart That Clucks Time in Arabic
3 Retreat! Retreat!
4 Default This
5 I Swallowed Hard, Like I Understood
6 Fall of Math
7 This Cat Is a Landmine
8 Last Home Recording
9 Hole
10 Fix the Sky a Little
11 Aren't We All Running?

Newest Review: ... with bands all alike to Explosions in the sky and Mono, with building sections leading to a climax. 65daysofstatic bring ... more

... something new and fresh. Album singles "Retreat! Retreat!" and "Hole" show them at their best, subtle electronica with chord progressive rock which just blows you away completely. Never boring or repetative they are always interesting utilising lots of different time signatures. They also use a wide range of instruments and sounds. "Aren't We All Running" starts off with piano and lots of songs feature glockenspiel, synths and even strings. Bass takes a prominant feature in many of the song...more

Price Comparison for The Fall Of Math - 65daysofstatic

	The Fall of Math Release Date: 2008 - 03 - 18, Audio CD, Monotreme Last Update 30.12.2009 05:48	£ 10.49

The Fall of Math
Release Date: 2008 - 03 - 18, Audio CD, Monotreme

Last Update 30.12.2009 05:48

£ 10.49

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The Fall Of Math - 65daysofstatic: The Fall Of Math by 65daysofstatic (219 words)
by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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The Fall Of Math by 65daysofstatic is in my opinion their best ever cd. Mixing crazed electronica and IDM with epic rock, this is an adventurous debut and the future of post-rock music. The instrumental post-rock genre has long been stagnated with bands all alike to Explosions in the sky and Mono, with building sections leading to a climax. 65daysofstatic bring something new and fresh. Album singles "Retreat! Retreat!" and "Hole" show them at their best, subtle electronica with chord progressive rock which just blows you away completely. Never boring or repetative they are always interesting utilising lots of different time signatures. They also ... Read the complete review