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Thanks a lot! I see you're in Montreal from your profile. I think we're trying to come out that way in November, I think we're trying to setup a show with Crabe. 

Late to the party but this fucking slaps. Fantastic record! 

A little shameless self-promotion here. I joined a math rock band 6 months ago and we just released our new album. We did a pretty limited vinyl run if anyone is interested.
 
We've been described as being "Tera Melos for stoners" by Fecking Bahamas.
 
https://babylabour.bandcamp.com/album/kissin-hands-and-shakin-babies

I have that MOV press as well. I haven't played it yet to make a comparison, but having played this new Waxwork reissue, it sounds slightly clearer and sharper from what I recall. It feels as if it's been punched up a bit and a more oomph in the sound. If that makes any sense. 

A little shameless self-promotion here. I joined a math rock band 6 months ago and we just released our new album. We did a pretty limited vinyl run if anyone is interested.
 
We've been described as being "Tera Melos for stoners" by Fecking Bahamas.
 
https://babylabour.bandcamp.com/album/kissin-hands-and-shakin-babies

A little shameless self-promotion here. I joined a math rock band 6 months ago and we just released our new album. We did a pretty limited vinyl run if anyone is interested.
 
We've been described as being "Tera Melos for stoners" by Fecking Bahamas.
 
https://babylabour.bandcamp.com/album/kissin-hands-and-shakin-babies

A little shameless self-promotion here. I joined a math rock band 6 months ago and we just released our new album. We did a pretty limited vinyl run if anyone is interested.
 
We've been described as being "Tera Melos for stoners" by Fecking Bahamas.
 
https://babylabour.bandcamp.com/album/kissin-hands-and-shakin-babies

Is it possible to close this thread and push any future convo to be about Lingua Ignota and her work?
Full support for survivors.

I walked up to my record store a half hour they opened and walked right in and got the Slint album so that was awesome! Now to wait online to try and score the Clipping album today.

It’s amazing how much a system can make or break a song for someone. 

US only. Shipping is INCLUDED. PayPal G&S payments only.
All media and sleeves are NM unless otherwise noted.
*Insurance is an extra $3. I am not responsible for in-transit damage from negligent postal employees.*  

ROCK / POST-ROCK / INDIE
Blak — Between Darkness And Light — Color-in-color Splatter LP (/136) — $30
Dredg — Catch Without Arms — Lime Green LP (/1250) — Cover is VG (some bumps and dings) — $65
Hopesfall — Arbiter — Yellow LP (/100) — Slight corner bump & inner white sleeve has a split — $33
Quicksand — Interiors — Clear w/ Black smoke LP (/500) — $10 PENDING
Quicksand — Triptych Continuum — 2018 RSD EP — One corner bump — $10
(Take both Quicksand’s for $16 shipped)
Rage Against The Machine — Rage Against The Machine — 2012 180g Remaster — Sealed — $20
Rage Against The Machine — The Ghost of Tom Joad — Purple 7” — Vinyl VG+ / Sleeve VG — $5 (MUST BUY SOMETHING ELSE)
Rage Against The Machine — The Ghost of Tom Joad — Purple 7” — Vinyl VG (slight dish warp) / Sleeve G (seam spilts) — FREE (MUST BUY SOMETHING ELSE)
Rage Against The Machine — The Ghost of Tom Joad — Purple 7” — Vinyl Fair (some scruffs) / Sleeve Fair (seam spilts) — FREE (MUST BUY SOMETHING ELSE)
 
RAP / HIP HOP
De La Soul — Buhloone Mind State — VMP Red LP — Seam split on top of cover  — $45
Geto Boys — We Can’t Be Stopped — 2014 Remaster  — $16
Run The Jewels — Run The Jewels — Gold Translucent  — $14

ELECTRONIC / JAZZ / POP
The Avalanches — Wildflower — 2xLP Newbury Comics cover (/1000) — Sealed — $18
The Cinematic Orchestra — To Believe — White & Clear 2xLP — Signed by Jason Swinscoe & Dominic Smith — $40
Tony Mottola BUNDLE $10
— A Latin Love-In — VG+ / VG+
— String Band Strum-Along — G (some scuffs) / Fair (seam splits)
— Superstar Guitar — VG+ / VG
Washed Out — Mister Mellow — Clear w/ Yellow blob (/300) — Rough Trade exclusive — $22
 
 
 

Any chance those two Quicksand LPs are still available?

EAC#EAC#. 

Grabbed it, thanks!

Fuck yes!

They finally put it up on amazon.ca and it's only $154 Canadian so that's not bad either. I'll get this for myself and give my dad the other blu-ray sets I have for Christmas. 

I'm a sucker, I'm going to buy it anyway just for those extra special features and the 4k UHD Disc.

Here it is, a complete Twin Peaks set.
 
https://welcometotwinpeaks.com/news/twin-peaks-from-z-to-a-collection/

To be fair, cause I know everyone is dying to know, I don’t hate Freedom either. Seeing that much praise heaped upon it just triggered me cause I’m a sensitive lizard.
 
the songs were fun live, they’re a kickass band, and TSOPTC was one of the most important albums ever. 
 
But Freedom should be left in 2015 and forgotten where it belongs. It’s just meh. It didn’t ruin their legacy, but if this one is more of the same, I’m confident in saying that it will be seriously tarnished. 

Yooo. Thanks for all these! I've liked most of the stuff I've heard out of Canada in the past. Weights & Measures, Rockets Red Glare, Blake, North of America, etc. Though those last few are more post hardcore with mathy tendencies. But anywayyyy
 
For modern Canadian stuff, I would like to throw  Shipley Hollow from Toronto into the mix. My band played with them some years ago and I was kind of floored. And since then, they went from being a 5 piece down to a 3 piece. And their new format is just as strong in my opinion.  
Here's their bandcamp link as well
https://shipleyhollow.bandcamp.com/

I've got a few recommendations for current Canadian Math Rock bands that sound mostly influenced by late 90's early 2000's math rock and not "Math Core" stuff.
 
Baby Labour - from Guelph, Ontario. This album came out last year and is all instrumental. It's my favorite album of last year. I think fans of Piglet and bands like that would like this. It's two guitars and drums, the two guitarists use a lot of effects and when one of them is playing lead the other usually complements it with an octave pedal to play bass type parts. 
https://babylabour.bandcamp.com/album/full-legal-stop
 
Luge - This is another excellent album from last year. Mathy with a killer rhythm section. This one has some pretty weird moments, very dancy at times and mathy a as well. Great vocals on this as well.
https://hugeluge.bandcamp.com/album/tall-is-just-a-feeling
 
Blessed - This is one of my favorite albums of this year. They are from Abbotsford (Vancouver) BC. I'm not sure how to compare this band but this album has some pretty interesting and sneakily technical passages. Sometimes the vocals remind me of Devo.  They tour their asses off and are currently touring all over Canada and the US. 
https://blessedband.bandcamp.com/album/salt

I came here to say Piglet - Lava Land
 
Also Don Caballero - American Don

I came here to say Piglet - Lava Land
 
Also Don Caballero - American Don

I came here to say Piglet - Lava Land
 
Also Don Caballero - American Don

I really hope this is either the Body Bags or In the Mouth of Madness score. Or any other score that hasn't been pressed on vinyl but those are my top two.