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As no-wave veered off from, taking its revolutionary tendencies into atonal, arrhythmic, so, too, did math-rock veer off from hardcore, taking hardcore's essential elements —speed, precision, volume— and using them in new ways. But, where no-wave prized a complete lack of musical training, math-rockers were monsters of technical proficiency. The movement, which flourished in the early-'90s, featured jagged edges: angular guitar, stop-start rhythms, songs built from shards of sound.

Here are ten albums that helped define the genre's complex calculus. Bastro 'Diablo Guapo'. Homestead Come the '90s, David Grubbs and John McEntire would explore the farthest reaches of contemplative, chin-scratchin' sound in Gastr del Sol and Tortoise, respectively.

But, in the '80s, the pair were still bound to their punk roots. Bastro was formed in the wake of Squirrel Bait, the teenage hardcore outfit in which Grubbs and bassist Clark Johnson (and the future members of Slint) cut their teeth.

Teaming up with Johnny Mac, the three set about creating a delirious, dizzying form of noisy, speedy, busy post-hardcore built on frenetic tempos, chaotic meters, and ridiculous, stop-on-a-dime precision. In 1989, when the trio released their debut LP, no one thought to call it math-rock. But Diablo Guapo is the first true example of the genre. Breadwinner 'Burner'.

Merge By the time Merge assembled this singles compilation by Virginia's Breadwinner, the band had broken up. But they'd already cemented a reputation as a seminal, definitive example of math-rock. The Richmond, Virginia wielded their standard power-trio instruments —guitar, bass, drums— like weapons; sometimes with parrying, rapier precision; other times as blunt and bludgeoning. Their multi-metered music is alive with crazy complexity. Principes De Chimie Atkins Ebook. At times, Breadwinner sound like a band in perfect concert; moving together like pieces of interlocking machinery.

Other times, they sound like three dudes attempting to play three different songs simultaneously. Shellac 'At Action Park'.

Touch and Go Notoriously cranky audio engineer Steve Albini is, in effect, the patron saint of math-rock. Essentially for his role as a producer; rolling (analog!) tape on countless combos operating somewhere within the genre. Musically, his first two bands —Big Black and Rapeman— were spiritual influences on the genre, but not actually math-rock bands at all. After all, Big Black's Roland wasn't exactly rolling out polyrhythms in 11/8. Shellac was the first Albini outfit who made math-rock music: all acute angularity, stop-start precision, and wound-up tension. Their debut LP, At Action Park, arrived when Albini was at his most in/famous —fresh off recording 's In Utero, and delivered a band fully-formed: noisy, ornery and pissed off.