Insouciant - Variable Resistor

Foursome playing tunes mostly rooted in the post punk to the post hardcore end of things, packaged within that are also some pretty cool mathier moments.. Vocals being in the shouty to screamo ish type vein. Pretty cool jams and on the name the price price. Variable Resistor

Shortmenn - Shortmen

One man project from Columbus sort of experimental come math rock also bit post punk like pretty cool. On the name the price line at bandcamp. Also worth checking out the dudes blog he has a fair few other musical escapades going on There. Shortmen

Dalstroy - Transarktik

Croatian band here offering up some broody sounding math rock come post punk tunes. Pretty epic sounding for just four tunes. They are offering this plus another tune all for free over on their bandcamp and it is worth the trip over.  Transarktik

Satelite Twin - Tidal

Trio from Louisville, of indie meets post punk, math/prog rock awesomeness. Really good first release from these guys. Tidal

Memento Vivere - Memento Vivere

This trio from Los Angeles are a sort of progressive punk outfit, they incorporate post punk, math rock and progressive rock. Pretty darn cool sound that chops and changes between individual styles at points while at other times is rocking out with the whole mixed together nicely. Been loving this up for a while now just keep forgetting to post! Anyway if you take the trip to bandcamp you will be rewarded not only by hearing these sweet tunes, but also by being able to download for free, no qualms. Memento Vivere.

Beasty - Rubber Stamp Demos

Trio from New York bring some seriously solid mathy post punk here. Really enjoying this, just a bit of shame I can only find it to stream.. and after several searches too! If anyone is the wiser please shout out. Oh well hopefully they release something soon or make this available to download. Here hoping. Rubber Stamp Demos.

You and Me and the Mountain - Club Soda EP

First record from this Dutch band, released back in December. To me these sound like a mix of alternative with post punk that is a bit on the mathy side to quite mathy in places, but that is just what I hear. Good listens though plus is up on bandcamp for name the price. Club Soda EP.

Los Piedra - Antiperro

This band are from Argentina and bring us a rather pleasing sound that is comprised of math rock, post punk and stoner rock, very descent. Can't find much info on these unfortunately, they dropped this back in 2009 they also have another record previous to this and that's all I know.. Both this and the previous record are up on the bandcamp and you can decide what to pay yay. Antiperro.

ChooChooShoeShoot - Playland

This four piece from Nantes bring some pretty sweet, angular post punk/noise rock with the odd math elements cropping up. Pretty good just a shame you can only get a stream of it from bandcamp. Playland.

Cash Crop - Roar Out the Hiss

These are a noise punk trio from California, the sound they have incorporates post punk and post hardcore with it. This is their first record that they released back in October this year. It has quite an epic feel to it, in a good way that doesn't drag parts by having the interesting changes in the right places. One of those records that draws you in. If you head over to their bandcamp you can pick this up for what you wish. Roar Out the Hiss.

Putiferio - LovLovLov

Right so got into these guys through the awesome math centred blog that is Plenty of Swords, which if you like math rock and associated music you should definitely go check it out you will struggle to find a better source of it.

Ok so onto the band, these guys are a Italian four piece that dish out mathy post punk style tunes, and they are very good at it too. Great little album here, dark sounding, energetic and with a good level of intricacy. Do go check them out, plus this up for free on bandcamp so no reason not too I guess.. LovLovLov.

Poutre - Escalade

Some noise rock come post punk style tunes. This trio comes from France and are on the label that co put out the Divorce Party ep.. Anyways cool record which you can grab a free digital copy of this from the Boom Boom records site yay! Boom Boom. 

Charlottefield - What Are Friends For

These are really good, sadly they split back in 2008. This is the last thing they released before they split although they did release a couple of bits posthumously. So a four piece that came from Brighton that played noise rock, post punk stuff, they were really, really good at it too. Apparently you can't buy the physical of this because some tit burnt down the sony warehouse in London last year in the riots, cock! But you can stream and buy all their releases from their bandcamp link. Anyways this is my favourite of their stuff, and you can find it here.

Erase Errata - Other Animals

Another old favourite, one of the very few all girl bands I like. These gals come from San Francisco and play a sort of noise rock, post-punk thing very spazzy sounding guitars and drums, lots of awkward time signatures all adds up to something awesome yes. This is like eleven years old now but to me doesn't sound dated, this was their first album of three so far and they were a four piece then but now are only three.. I ramble but basically you should check it out, if you haven't that is of course. Check it here.

El Alamein - New Patterns

Some mathyish post-punk/post-hardcore four piece from Brisbane. This was released on 6th of August of this year and is definitely a good listen, has a uplifting feeling to it which is always good in this sort of music good emotive shouty singing. They have this up for name your price on bandcamp also, link here.

Self-Evident - we built a fortress on short notice

Been waiting for this to come out for a while now. Was released a couple of days ago at one of their shows and the physical general release is tomorrow although you can already get the digital off their bandcamp now. So yeah three guys from Minneapolis play sort of mathy post punk indie thing pretty darn good at it too. I'd say that this from first listens is a bit more challenging than their last release endings, and I did like the slightly heavier sound on that record, but equally this album doesn't disappoint me anyway cos I do love angular guitar riffs of which there are plenty and like everything I've heard from these guys really good well thought out song structures. Anyway definitely worth the 7 dollars or in real money 4quid something good times.. Go listen.