SR XV: Massive Magma spill threatens PA coast

They're supposed to be somewhat math-orientated.

Cap’N Jazz: A slight diversion, if you’ll indulge me, but sticking to our Chicago surroundings. Forming in 1989, the Tim Kinsella-led Cap’N Jazz (MySpace) released one ridiculously-titled LP (let’s simply call it Burritos for the sake of the word count) and a slew of sevens, ultimately calling it quits in 1995. And it’s what followed that’s of most interest here: Kinsella and brother Mike were founder members of the still-active Joan Of Arc (MySpace), a band whose motifs are absolutely in keeping with math-rock’s habitual guitar twitchiness. In turn, Joan Of Arc led to Make Believe (MySpace), and Tim and Mike got the old Cap’N Jazz line-up back together in 2001 to record the album Owls as Owls. Confused? You should be – I am and I own these records. Despite not sticking rigidly to what is today considered math-rock, Tim Kinsella’s guitar arrangements – both effortless angular and immediately engrossing – have certainly been heard by Foals’ twin six-stringers. Check out the man’s amazing catalogue on Wikipedia.

There's a whole article on Math Rock and it doesn't mention Ahleuchatistas or Upsilon Acrux.  Of course, it doesn't mention Massacre either.

Edited by James - May 22 2010 at 01:11

Dalezilla wrote: Hey hey Funland.

Hi and bye, I'm out everyone...Peace.

Wow, the instrumental version of Children of the Grave is pretty good.

We've had that smiley since MMA started.

How did I not notice this before?

this is such a ZART thread

I'm sad... I'm quite tempted in buying a P.A. t-shirt.

But priorities first.  Magma Merch!

Blame James, I'd like to talk about Sissy Spacek (the other one), but nobody else likes noise! 

Ok, I only said that because I want you to look up the other Sissy Spacek.

I will never buy a PA or Magma shirt.

OK BEDTIME NOW. Before I go, get educated on your hip lingo.

Edited by Henry Plainview - May 22 2010 at 01:29