#auto!automatic!!

Anyone watching the olympics? I’m not, and my mom was the one disappointed to find out that the volleyball girls all wore long sleeved things because Brazil is cold right now. I took pictures of my drawings from the last one to the current. Now I’m editing out smudges and specks. I had 33 pictures when I downloaded them and I’ll probably have less when I post, but I’ll still have to go through all of them. I’ve gone through 2 at this point. I better get back to work now cuz those two are part of a comic and I’d like to get something posted today. Instrumental

"Samurai Showdown at the University of Tampa" by Auto!Automatic!!

Auto!Automatic!! - Premature Esongulation

This song is good. It is also math rock. Yayayay.

Turing Machine - What Is The Meaning Of What

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I realize that this is super old, but I've been listening to these guys a lot lately, so I figured I would go ahead and put it up. They came out with Self-Titled last year, which is also really good and features their new bassist [it's also available on vinyl], but I am a bigger fan of this album. This is math rock at its finest. Songs like “That's Some Sick Mouth And Knee Coordination” and "Owl Do It Later" are great representation of their sound: ear-friendly and complex, with just the right amount of subtlety. And the subtlety is not a bad thing - they keep your attention by playing their share of random and intricate chord and tempo changes, along with plenty of nice melodic parts. Their song names are also pretty fun. I really wish I could find a copy of THIS album on vinyl.

Ray Roa on Auto Automatic's self-titled sophomore album.  Check out our full review at the SITE.