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Math
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Math について
There are three groups named Math
1. Kevin Steinhauser (MATH) writes around three or four songs every week. If he doesn't, he goes a little bit crazy, but that usually only happens with his other project: Math the Band. He has already self-released a variety of records featuring over 20 different songs each, though for Poni Republic, he officially selected 7 songs full of joy and non-sense topics over folkloric mandolins being mocked by upbeat basslines, dorky flutes, catchy Casio melodies and 4/4 beats; especially meant for you. His releases include a 2005 album called "Imaginary Everything", a 2006 release called "All Good Things All in Good Time" and an EP released by poni republic called "Nature".
www.myspace.com/acousticmath
www.myspace.com/maththeband
to download the nature ep for free check out ponirepublic.com
2. MATH is a funky improvisational rock group. MATH was born in 1996 when Billy Riker, Joey Eppard and Ed Cercone got together to jam in Gram's Basement. Early on they used the name "The Ed Hot Billy Eppards" but eventually settled on MATH. The first rehearsal was recorded live to cassette via boombox and was all improvisation with no preconceived ideas whatsoever.
Over the next few rehearsals some songs were worked out whenever they found a moment to stop jamming. Their first show was at Graduation Party in uptown Kingston on the lawn in the backyard, a beautiful summer day. The local ice cream man, "Mr. Ding-a-ling," even stopped by. They performed all of the structured songs with the exception of one improv piece added in.
Throughout 1996-97 MATH performed at a various outdoor summer parties and even a meditational gathering. For these shows it was half improv, half songs and eventually becoming almost exclusively improv. The band took a break for the next few years occasionally getting together and jamming.
In early 2000 shortly after Riker joined 3, MATH got together for a magical reunion in the studio and recorded material that was done live and all improv, this time incorporating Eppard's vocal skills and additional backing vocals from the band. This was followed up one month later in May 2000 with an all improv live show in Woodstock which was also recorded.
Now in June 2007 MATH is reforming with new members Dave Bodie (of Time of Orchids and Counterfeit Disaster) on drums, Michael Schirmer on Keyboards and Max Oleson (of PEACEBOMB) on Vocals. All are masters of improvisation. They just recorded several hours of raw improvisational new material at Darkworld studio in Kingston, NY for what will become the new album, InsertYourNameHere.
3. Math was a no-wave klezmer free jazz death unit from Chicago circa 89-94. The core members were Jodie Mecanic (DUOTRON and MONOTRONA) Robert Rolston (QUINTRON) & Michael Colligan (FLYING LUTTENBACHERS).
1. Kevin Steinhauser (MATH) writes around three or four songs every week. If he doesn't, he goes a little bit crazy, but that usually only happens with his other project: Math the Band. He has already self-released a variety of records featuring over 20 different songs each, though for Poni Republic, he officially selected 7 songs full of joy and non-sense topics over folkloric mandolins being mocked by upbeat basslines, dorky flutes, catchy Casio melodies and 4/4 beats; especially meant for you. His releases include a 2005 album called "Imaginary Everything", a 2006 release called "All Good Things All in Good Time" and an EP released by poni republic called "Nature".
www.myspace.com/acousticmath
www.myspace.com/maththeband
to download the nature ep for free check out ponirepublic.com
2. MATH is a funky improvisational rock group. MATH was born in 1996 when Billy Riker, Joey Eppard and Ed Cercone got together to jam in Gram's Basement. Early on they used the name "The Ed Hot Billy Eppards" but eventually settled on MATH. The first rehearsal was recorded live to cassette via boombox and was all improvisation with no preconceived ideas whatsoever.
Over the next few rehearsals some songs were worked out whenever they found a moment to stop jamming. Their first show was at Graduation Party in uptown Kingston on the lawn in the backyard, a beautiful summer day. The local ice cream man, "Mr. Ding-a-ling," even stopped by. They performed all of the structured songs with the exception of one improv piece added in.
Throughout 1996-97 MATH performed at a various outdoor summer parties and even a meditational gathering. For these shows it was half improv, half songs and eventually becoming almost exclusively improv. The band took a break for the next few years occasionally getting together and jamming.
In early 2000 shortly after Riker joined 3, MATH got together for a magical reunion in the studio and recorded material that was done live and all improv, this time incorporating Eppard's vocal skills and additional backing vocals from the band. This was followed up one month later in May 2000 with an all improv live show in Woodstock which was also recorded.
Now in June 2007 MATH is reforming with new members Dave Bodie (of Time of Orchids and Counterfeit Disaster) on drums, Michael Schirmer on Keyboards and Max Oleson (of PEACEBOMB) on Vocals. All are masters of improvisation. They just recorded several hours of raw improvisational new material at Darkworld studio in Kingston, NY for what will become the new album, InsertYourNameHere.
3. Math was a no-wave klezmer free jazz death unit from Chicago circa 89-94. The core members were Jodie Mecanic (DUOTRON and MONOTRONA) Robert Rolston (QUINTRON) & Michael Colligan (FLYING LUTTENBACHERS).
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近日開催予定の公演はありません
Math にお住いの地域での公演リクエストを送る
公演をリクエスト
ツアー中の同じテイストのアーティスト
concerts and tour dates
Math について
There are three groups named Math
1. Kevin Steinhauser (MATH) writes around three or four songs every week. If he doesn't, he goes a little bit crazy, but that usually only happens with his other project: Math the Band. He has already self-released a variety of records featuring over 20 different songs each, though for Poni Republic, he officially selected 7 songs full of joy and non-sense topics over folkloric mandolins being mocked by upbeat basslines, dorky flutes, catchy Casio melodies and 4/4 beats; especially meant for you. His releases include a 2005 album called "Imaginary Everything", a 2006 release called "All Good Things All in Good Time" and an EP released by poni republic called "Nature".
www.myspace.com/acousticmath
www.myspace.com/maththeband
to download the nature ep for free check out ponirepublic.com
2. MATH is a funky improvisational rock group. MATH was born in 1996 when Billy Riker, Joey Eppard and Ed Cercone got together to jam in Gram's Basement. Early on they used the name "The Ed Hot Billy Eppards" but eventually settled on MATH. The first rehearsal was recorded live to cassette via boombox and was all improvisation with no preconceived ideas whatsoever.
Over the next few rehearsals some songs were worked out whenever they found a moment to stop jamming. Their first show was at Graduation Party in uptown Kingston on the lawn in the backyard, a beautiful summer day. The local ice cream man, "Mr. Ding-a-ling," even stopped by. They performed all of the structured songs with the exception of one improv piece added in.
Throughout 1996-97 MATH performed at a various outdoor summer parties and even a meditational gathering. For these shows it was half improv, half songs and eventually becoming almost exclusively improv. The band took a break for the next few years occasionally getting together and jamming.
In early 2000 shortly after Riker joined 3, MATH got together for a magical reunion in the studio and recorded material that was done live and all improv, this time incorporating Eppard's vocal skills and additional backing vocals from the band. This was followed up one month later in May 2000 with an all improv live show in Woodstock which was also recorded.
Now in June 2007 MATH is reforming with new members Dave Bodie (of Time of Orchids and Counterfeit Disaster) on drums, Michael Schirmer on Keyboards and Max Oleson (of PEACEBOMB) on Vocals. All are masters of improvisation. They just recorded several hours of raw improvisational new material at Darkworld studio in Kingston, NY for what will become the new album, InsertYourNameHere.
3. Math was a no-wave klezmer free jazz death unit from Chicago circa 89-94. The core members were Jodie Mecanic (DUOTRON and MONOTRONA) Robert Rolston (QUINTRON) & Michael Colligan (FLYING LUTTENBACHERS).
1. Kevin Steinhauser (MATH) writes around three or four songs every week. If he doesn't, he goes a little bit crazy, but that usually only happens with his other project: Math the Band. He has already self-released a variety of records featuring over 20 different songs each, though for Poni Republic, he officially selected 7 songs full of joy and non-sense topics over folkloric mandolins being mocked by upbeat basslines, dorky flutes, catchy Casio melodies and 4/4 beats; especially meant for you. His releases include a 2005 album called "Imaginary Everything", a 2006 release called "All Good Things All in Good Time" and an EP released by poni republic called "Nature".
www.myspace.com/acousticmath
www.myspace.com/maththeband
to download the nature ep for free check out ponirepublic.com
2. MATH is a funky improvisational rock group. MATH was born in 1996 when Billy Riker, Joey Eppard and Ed Cercone got together to jam in Gram's Basement. Early on they used the name "The Ed Hot Billy Eppards" but eventually settled on MATH. The first rehearsal was recorded live to cassette via boombox and was all improvisation with no preconceived ideas whatsoever.
Over the next few rehearsals some songs were worked out whenever they found a moment to stop jamming. Their first show was at Graduation Party in uptown Kingston on the lawn in the backyard, a beautiful summer day. The local ice cream man, "Mr. Ding-a-ling," even stopped by. They performed all of the structured songs with the exception of one improv piece added in.
Throughout 1996-97 MATH performed at a various outdoor summer parties and even a meditational gathering. For these shows it was half improv, half songs and eventually becoming almost exclusively improv. The band took a break for the next few years occasionally getting together and jamming.
In early 2000 shortly after Riker joined 3, MATH got together for a magical reunion in the studio and recorded material that was done live and all improv, this time incorporating Eppard's vocal skills and additional backing vocals from the band. This was followed up one month later in May 2000 with an all improv live show in Woodstock which was also recorded.
Now in June 2007 MATH is reforming with new members Dave Bodie (of Time of Orchids and Counterfeit Disaster) on drums, Michael Schirmer on Keyboards and Max Oleson (of PEACEBOMB) on Vocals. All are masters of improvisation. They just recorded several hours of raw improvisational new material at Darkworld studio in Kingston, NY for what will become the new album, InsertYourNameHere.
3. Math was a no-wave klezmer free jazz death unit from Chicago circa 89-94. The core members were Jodie Mecanic (DUOTRON and MONOTRONA) Robert Rolston (QUINTRON) & Michael Colligan (FLYING LUTTENBACHERS).
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