Good news! We've appeased the Germans!

Upcoming Releases:
His Statue Falls - Jasmin W. Knows How to Mosh (Metal, 2010) 160MSP
We Butter the Bread with Butter - Superföhn Bananendate (Metal, 2010) 160MSP

Preview Videos:
Goin' Places - Bedroom Window (Punk, 2012)

Also, we have another Goin' Places track up for previewing!

Also, since we cleared out two Redfield Records tracks, we're starting another one: hardcore/math quartet Mutiny on the Bounty's "Artifacts"!

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Originally Posted by FairwoodStudios

Also, since we cleared out two Redfield Records tracks, we're starting another one: hardcore/math quartet Mutiny on the Bounty's "Artifacts"!

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Just listened to this, I think I'm in love.

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Originally Posted by DragoonXD

Just listened to this, I think I'm in love.

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I know, it's math rock I could actually maybe play. It's not easy, but it's not ridiculous. Not G?G! ridiculous.

(Also it doesn't have keys, I wanna emphasize that. They just have a guitar that's really synth-like.)

I really like their vocalist, usually that's what turns me off of a lot of math rock. And it definitely sounds like it'll be fun (I'm not a keys person). :)

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Originally Posted by FairwoodStudios

I know, it's math rock I could actually maybe play. It's not easy, but it's not ridiculous. Not G?G! ridiculous.

(Also it doesn't have keys, I wanna emphasize that. They just have a guitar that's really synth-like.)

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I can't listen to it now (I will later), but what is "math rock"?

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Originally Posted by Bront20

I can't listen to it now (I will later), but what is "math rock"?

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I wrote up a whole thing and then lost it. :( So stealing from Wikipedia:

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Math rock is a rhythmically complex, often guitar-based, style of experimental rock and indie rock acts that emerged in the late 1990s, influenced by progressive rock bands like King Crimson and 20th century minimalist composers such as Steve Reich. It is characterized by complex, atypical rhythmic structures (including irregular stopping and starting), counterpoint, odd time signatures, angular melodies, and extended, often dissonant, chords.

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Giraffes? Giraffes! was a great example of it (and "I am Shimer..." in particular hits all the points). But there's kind of two forms of math rock, with the other being more rock-ish (from groups like Minus the Bear, Forward Russia!, or The Dismemberment Plan). Mutiny on the Bounty is more on that end of it, they sound almost like an emo group but with plenty of angular and prog elements.

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Originally Posted by FairwoodStudios

I wrote up a whole thing and then lost it. :(

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FYI, if you get hit with the login bug (where you need to log in after you make a post), open another window/tab, log in there, then refresh the first window/tab.

And thanks :)

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Originally Posted by Bront20

FYI, if you get hit with the login bug (where you need to log in after you make a post), open another window/tab, log in there, then refresh the first window/tab.

And thanks :)

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Naw, I accidentally reloaded the page. :P

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Originally Posted by FairwoodStudios

Good news! We've appeased the Germans!

Upcoming Releases:

We Butter the Bread with Butter - Superföhn Bananendate (Metal, 2010) 160MSP

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I love you Fairwood <3 I NEED POINTS SO BAD, any free codes? ;) haha just joshing ya.

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Originally Posted by FairwoodStudios

Naw, I accidentally reloaded the page. :P

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I can only do so much to protect you from your own stupidity ;)