Isn't that a style of rock music?
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As far as I can tell, it's basically heavier prog, but I'm not sure. While I'm into genres that are tangentially related, prog/math stuff has never really been my scene, so YMMV.
Not necessarily heavier, just more technical, usually with polyrhythms and funky time signatures.
Not necessarily heavier. Check out TTNG or Delta Sleep.
Yeah, I guess I was thinking of mathcore like Dillinger Escape Plan and Between the Buried and Me.
Fair enough. Genre names are pretty wild these days. Lol.
Yeah, I like how it's a great way to describe a band's sound to others who are conversant with related genres, but it can be really opaque to newcomers. "Technical progressive space-death" and "blackened funeral doom" are very descriptive, but only if you know the proper context
I like calling them shiny math rocks and will continue to do so.
I think this is sort of a joke about the genre math rock. At least, I hope it is, otherwise it's just dumb.
To be clear, the real "dice dumbass" is the one who calls a singular die by its plural term. Followed closely by those that decree a paltry number of dice sets to be "enough" at any given moment. Stand fast, fellow shiny math rock fans! 🤘🏼🤓
I used to nitpick about plural vs singular for dice, but then I decided to never say die.
Goonies never say die.
The plural of dice is dicen
Okay. That's really funny
It is talking about our shiny clickety-clackety math rockses, my prescious.