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Random Album of the Day

Today’s Random Album of the Day is Aum from Divers On The Moon. They are a math rock band out of Italy. Their music is instrumental. No vocals.

I’d say that these are pure math rockers. And they are quite good. No finger tapping nonsense. Just good orchestrations! I don’t always did instrumental music. I tend to lose interest in instrumental music after a bit. The first couple of songs on this album are really excellent and it’s overall a good album. I lost interest once or twice but not much.

Rating: 9.4

Favorite Track(s): First off “432fm” is a great album intro. “Sugar in the Morning” is excellent. “Florea” is fantastic. “Yrgen” I liked. “Scallops” is pretty classic instrumental math rock.

Keep or Trash: Keep. They are good.

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Random Album of the Day

Today’s Random Album of the Day is Dying to Meet You from Vaz. Vaz is noise rock. But also I see Rate Your Music lists it as Math Rock which I didn’t think of for Vaz. But I could see how that fits at least a bit. Anyhow, Noise Rock is probably my favorite genre and Math Rock is pretty close.

I don’t listen to Vaz enough. They are quite good. I know I tend to listen to a lot of girl rock so there is that. And Riot Grrrl certainly competes with Noise Rock – though much Riot Grrrl is quite noisy in its own right. So overlap there is. Anyhow I’m off topic.

I really love this album. It’s quite good. Definitely a keeper. If I had a nitpick, the vocals are not my favorite style. They are fine. Just not my favorite style. Personal preference thing. While the guitar riffs are just phenomenal.

Rating: 9.8

Favorite Track(s): “They’ve won” opens the album nicely. I like the opening to “Blue Lip Special” and the song doesn’t disappoint. Those songs are fine but the intro to “Elastik-C” is phenomenal to me. And the song is quite good. I love the angular riffs. “White World of Death” has a great driving riff to it. By the time we get to “Headless Statue” I feel this album just gets better as it goes. “Give Us the Creeps” reminds me of early Sebadoh. That’s a good thing. “Drive-by Swordfight” is good. Really it’s just a good album…

Keep or Trash: Keep.

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Random Album of the Day

The Random Album of the Day is No Drum and Bass in the Jazz Room from Clever Girl. They are a UK-based Math Rock band. Their music is mostly instrumental.

I liked this. I do wish it had some lyrical component. My wife also wanted a lyrical component and thought the songs blended together some. I agree with that. But it’s very good.

Rating: 9.7

Favorite Track(s): “Elm” for the doo wop wop, “oh my god I love you please don’t leave me” for the horns. Really I liked all 4 songs. Probably would like it more with lyrics.

Keep or Trash: Keep.

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Random Album of the Day

Today’s Random Album of the Day is a 7″ record from The Effects. They are a math rock band and the two songs on the single are “Blister” and “Old Soul”.

This is solid Math Rock / Indie Rock. I like the guitars quite a bit. There is a good repetitive angularity to the riffs on “Blister”. I was less fond of “Old Soul” dragging down the overall rating. It still has some nice guitar work and is a solid song.

Rating: 8.5

Favorite Track(s): “Blister” is a good song. It drives and drives.

Keep or Trash: Keep. I’m going to check out their full length and see if its worth downloading.

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Radio Shower Highlights Podcast - June 30, 2026 - Number 6

Welcome to the Radio Shower Weekly Highlight Podcast with Jayne. Issue #6. This episode features 1990s Twee Pop band Gaze (Canada), brand new math rock band Pancho (Britain), and singer songwriter Emma Harner (USA). Leave your comments below…

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I’m a big math rock fan as evidenced by many of my posts (such as yesterday’s Self-Evident post). And it’s not fathers day but it feels like it could be after listening to this. And this song is called Bestest Dad. And it’s awesome. Happy special August Father’s Day to my old man who has been nothing but good to me my whole life. Put up with my weird tendencies and shenanigans.

Hang with this one for a bit. If you like the math rock thing, you will end up in a blob of love. And then it breaks down. And then goes indie rock. It’s great.

I thought about highlighting their new LP but i’ve got my hands full right now with albums worthy of the attention. But here is some newer material from Minneapolis’s Self-Evident.