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What? Split EP (2009)
Where are they from? Chicago, IL & Bellingham, WA
What do they sound like? Noumenon really stand out to me from most bands that play this style. Musically, they can instrumentally get down with the best math rock bands. Yet the band never hesitates to let loose, leave the noodling in the dust and just rock out either. Rooftops are a bit more aloof eschewing the “rocking out” for a more obtuse and measured delivery. Both bands work their two songs very nicely. This is a great split by two young bands who are doing their thing and doing it well. Check out Noumenon’s new release, Party Mathematics (Big Scary Monsters), and Rooftops new album, A Forest Of Polarity (Clickpop/Topshelf). Both are highly recommended!
Where Can I Buy? As far as I know physical copies of this sucker are all gone.
[...] Before they became “Beartrap” bands, Noumenon and Rooftops did a little split EP together that was self-released in 2009. The EP is now available for free download on Sound As Language! You can check that out here. [...]
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