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DYSRHYTHMIA - NO INTERFERENCE (2001, self-released)
Genre: Tech/prog/math rock whatever, that doesn't forget to rock.
1. Body Destroyed, Brain Intact
2. Craving for Transformation
hear it at: http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3QZNP9TB5GAWT2KU8FMG3P25DE
3. No Interference
4. Circulatory System Overhaul
hear it at: http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3RWT2TJLJRCZV325AN2YJ01RA6
5. Let You Fall
6. Orbiting
7. Nutritional Facelift
8. Slumlord
9. We Lead the Way
10. Psychic Desolation
hear it at: http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=20CQK1SVSAJBJ25O1HDM0L6PYX
11. Four, Five, Six Minutes Late
12. Body Destroyed, Brain Intact (live) 13. No Interference (live) 14. Orbiting (live) 15. Yes, it's kind of an oxymoron (live) 16. Four, Five, Six Minutes Late (live)
Background: Been listening to these guys for five years, long before they gained a cult following on the strength of their supposedly blisteriing live shows, which I have yet to witness. Before signing to Relapse and gaining Behold...The Arctopus's Colin Marston and his disproportionate Warr guitar (if you've ever seen pictures of him playing it, you'll know what I mean...), this excellent strictly instrumental math rock trio released two albums DIY, this is the second...the bonus tracks listed below are from a recent reissue. Their most recent album Pretest gained tons of positive reviews (new one Barriers and Passages out soon, their myspace has a preview), but I feel this effort is much better, ranging from all-out frenzy (first and last tracks), to controlled chaos (the first two linked tracks), and some songs that sound like Rush instrumentals on amphetamines (title track, Orbiting). They also provide two breathers in Let You Fall and Psychic Desolation, the latter of which is uploaded for contrast and relief, and to prove that technical does not necessarily equal soulless...
http://www.dysrhythmiaband.com
DYSRHYTHMIA - NO INTERFERENCE (2001, self-released)
Genre: Tech/prog/math rock whatever, that doesn't forget to rock.
1. Body Destroyed, Brain Intact
2. Craving for Transformation
hear it at: http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3QZNP9TB5GAWT2KU8FMG3P25DE
3. No Interference
4. Circulatory System Overhaul
hear it at: http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3RWT2TJLJRCZV325AN2YJ01RA6
5. Let You Fall
6. Orbiting
7. Nutritional Facelift
8. Slumlord
9. We Lead the Way
10. Psychic Desolation
hear it at: http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=20CQK1SVSAJBJ25O1HDM0L6PYX
11. Four, Five, Six Minutes Late
12. Body Destroyed, Brain Intact (live) 13. No Interference (live) 14. Orbiting (live) 15. Yes, it's kind of an oxymoron (live) 16. Four, Five, Six Minutes Late (live)
Background: Been listening to these guys for five years, long before they gained a cult following on the strength of their supposedly blisteriing live shows, which I have yet to witness. Before signing to Relapse and gaining Behold...The Arctopus's Colin Marston and his disproportionate Warr guitar (if you've ever seen pictures of him playing it, you'll know what I mean...), this excellent strictly instrumental math rock trio released two albums DIY, this is the second...the bonus tracks listed below are from a recent reissue. Their most recent album Pretest gained tons of positive reviews (new one Barriers and Passages out soon, their myspace has a preview), but I feel this effort is much better, ranging from all-out frenzy (first and last tracks), to controlled chaos (the first two linked tracks), and some songs that sound like Rush instrumentals on amphetamines (title track, Orbiting). They also provide two breathers in Let You Fall and Psychic Desolation, the latter of which is uploaded for contrast and relief, and to prove that technical does not necessarily equal soulless...
http://www.dysrhythmiaband.com
Ok, maybe not, but they are seriously good musicians. Jeff Eber (their drummer) plays on Spastic Ink 'Ink Complete', and I will boast that I was the one who recommended him to Ron to fill the missing drum tracks for the one remaining tune. Saw them live in Salt Lake, playing outside a CD store. The police eventually came and made them stop. Not sure how the CD store books concerts without clearing it with the cops, but whatever. They were insane live. Their old bassist was probably the most animated musician I've ever seen. 
