Zach Hill and Marnie Stern for math rock

Zach Hill has released 3 solo albums, and in my opinion they sound quite a bit like Hella because he is the core of Hella's sound, and Church Gone Wild is a Zach Hill solo album anyway. 

Marnie Stern is an indie guitarist who has recorded two albums with Zach Hill on drums, and even though she is bringing an indie pop vibe to the table, Zach Hill is still doing his thing. So while it may be math rock that gets a good review in Pitchfork, it still sounds close to math rock to me. I bought her new album based on the song Transformer, and the rest of the album sounds fairly similar to that, although unfortunately it was a bit more repetitive than I had been hoping.

Atavachron wrote: the Zach Hill stuff is good (his drums are insane) but far from Mathrock, and doesn't sound much like Hella's mathiest album Hold Your Horse Is..the stuff on his myspace is almost experimental, like David Bagsby or something

Maybe I am not familiar enough with math rock, I haven't been able to get much out of the subgenre besides Hella, but I'm not following your logic.

Atavachron wrote: well because the material on his myspace simply doesn't resemble any real Mathrock I've heard..Mathrock has a very particular sound and emphasis - kinda like if Fripp did a sort of punk/metal - and Hill's solo stuff simply doesn't reflect that or the Math movement as a whole   ..but I've posted it in Math Team Thread and we'll see what my other half thinks

Wait, since when have you been on the math rock team? You don't even get one of those cool two part titles. 

Atavachron wrote: no Chris is still with mathrock, Ruben left awhile ago

But we should try to get back on topic. ;-)