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chickity clack rocks for tabletop games like dnd, pathfinder, call of cathulu, Warhammer, ext that go clickity clack when you roll to attack and make you sad when they dont agree with your plan.
player: i shoot the troll gm: ok clickity clack roll the math rock to attack player: .....nat 1..... gm: your arrow flies and hits grabnack in the back of the head nocking him to 0 hit points player: GOD FUCKING DANM IT other player: dont blame the math rocks for your failure player: FUCK YOU
a band that uses a formula to write a song. Usually referring to bands influenced by Rush, Helmet, King Crimson, etc, which use complicated repeating rhythms, or highly intellecutalized beats based on some kind of math formula.
Dude, those guys are the sons of mathrock with their beats. Rush wrote a song called YYZ, in which the beat is morse code for YYZ. That IS mathrock.
Peice of shit floating in an un-flushed toilet bowl.
Dude...is that a math-rock?
n. 1. A term that encompasses most all modern progressive rock or metal that places emphasis on time signature modulation and meter as opposed to dynamics, melody, or harmony. "Math rock/metal" encompasses everything from the jazzier leanings of post rock act Slint, to the phrase swapping and odd meters of the Dillinger Escape Plan, and even the hemiola and polyrhythm experiments of bands like Meshuggah and Tool. 2. A term often falsely described as "intelligent music" by people who simply regurgitate what they are told and apparently have no idea how to count.
Math rock/metal requires concentration.
A type of Progressive rock or metal. The "math" part of the name comes from the intricate polyrhythms and time signatures. Bands include: Messhugah, Opeth, Tool
"Holy crap, this band Messhugah is the epitome of math metal! Almost every one of their songs is in 23/16 meter."
1. A subgenre of rock music defined through its use of complex time signatures. 2. A die.
1. Toes is a great math rock band. 2. Check out these math rocks I just picked up from Dragons Keep!