Math rock EPs

Math rock is a subgenre of post-rock and progressive rock, characterized by complex, atypical rhythms, intricate guitar work, and often unconventional song structures. The genre often influences instrumental music, but it can also include vocals. It is known for its use of time signatures that are not commonly found in mainstream music, as well as a focus on musicianship and experimentation.

Battles is an American experimental rock band known for their unique blend of math rock and electronic music. Since their formation in 2002, they have released several EPs that showcase their innovative sound and complex compositions. Some notable EPs released by Battles include: 1. **"B EP"** (2004) - This was one of their early releases and helped establish their sound.

Dads is an American emo band known for their unique blend of indie rock and emo. They have released several EPs throughout their career, showcasing their signature sound characterized by emotive lyrics and soaring melodies. Some of their notable EPs include: 1. **"Pretty Good"** (2012) - This was one of their earlier releases that helped establish their presence in the emo and indie music scenes.

Foals is an English rock band known for their unique sound that blends elements of math rock, post-punk, and dance-punk. Over their career, they have released several EPs in addition to their studio albums. Notably, their EPs often showcase experimental tracks, B-sides, and early material before their full albums.

"Slint EPs" refers to a collection of recordings by the influential post-rock band Slint, specifically their two notable extended plays (EPs): "Slint" (often called the "Spoke" EP) and "Breadcrumb Trail." These EPs were released before their seminal album "Spiderland," which is highly regarded in the post-rock genre and had a significant impact on the development of alternative rock music.