Genre Definition
What is Math Rock music?
Math Rock is a music genre that originated 1988--present. USA, late 1980s.
Origin of Math Rock
USA, late 1980s. Grew from post-hardcore and progressive rock. Slint's Spiderland (1991) and Shellac are canonical references. The term refers to the use of unusual, complex, and frequently changing time signatures rather than the 4/4 grid of most rock.
Era: 1988--present
Defining sound of Math Rock
Interlocking guitar parts in unusual time signatures (7/8, 11/8, polyrhythm). Minimal or no vocals. Precise, technical playing. Production is often dry and unprocessed to foreground rhythmic complexity. BPM changes frequently within a piece. Emotional range from tender to explosive.
Pioneers of Math Rock
- Slint
- Shellac
- Don Caballero
- Gastr del Sol
- Polvo
Key Math Rock artists
Related genres
Frequently asked questions about Math Rock
- When did Math Rock start?
- Math Rock originated 1988--present. USA, late 1980s.
- Who invented Math Rock?
- Math Rock was pioneered by Slint, Shellac, Don Caballero, Gastr del Sol, Polvo. USA, late 1980s. Grew from post-hardcore and progressive rock. Slint's Spiderland (1991) and Shellac are canonical references. The term refers to the use of unusual, complex, and frequently changing time signatures rather than the 4/4 grid of most rock.
- Is Math Rock still popular?
- Math Rock continues to be listened to and has influenced countless artists since its origins. Key contemporary artists in the genre include Toe, Totorro, TTNG, Covet.
- What does Math Rock sound like?
- Interlocking guitar parts in unusual time signatures (7/8, 11/8, polyrhythm). Minimal or no vocals. Precise, technical playing. Production is often dry and unprocessed to foreground rhythmic complexity. BPM changes frequently within a piece. Emotional range from tender to explosive.
- What is the difference between Math Rock and post-rock?
- Math Rock and post-rock are related genres that share some characteristics but differ in origin, instrumentation, and production approach. See the post-rock definition page for a full comparison.
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