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An Essential Math Rock Chord Progression - The 'Driving' Progression (Chords)
Hey there, Steve here. In this video, you'll learn a V - I - I/iii - Iv/vi - vi chord progression for math rock. Inspired by the song Home Alone by the math rock band Totorro. I really enjoy the 'open' feeling from the use of suspended chords in this progression. That, and the awesome dr...
Incandescent Acoustic Style! (Tabs)
Hey there, Steve here. I recently purchased this acoustic guitar to get some math rock style acoustic content on the channel. I had just got it out the case and gave it a whirl with this impromptu acoustic playthrough of a song called Incandescent by my band Mountains.We have a new album out: https:...
That Japanese Math Rock Guitar (Tabs)
Hey there, Steve here. This is a Japanese math rock style guitar idea I am working on.Some tips for writing your own Japanese math rock style ideas: In standard tuning make use of extended minor and major 7 and 9 chords for central ideas, and use A LOT of inversions to get the feel and sound of a lo...
Have You Riff Reviewed on The Channel
Hello! Hope you are doing well. I am offering you the opportunity to have one of your riff ideas reviewed on the channel. Follow the link and all the necessary instructions are provided on the form. As the lifeblood of this channel I would love to help you work on and improve your ideas, and as patr...
I Accidentally Found The Most Beautiful Chords (Chords)
Hello. Hope you are well. While relearning some drop 2 chord voicings, I accidently discovered some of the most beautiful emotional chords that I have heard in a long time, and I just had to share them with you!
3 Essential Math Rock Strumming Patterns in 3/4 Time (Tabs)
Hey there. Steve, here. Enjoy these three strumming patterns in 3/4 time for math rock guitar. I have always enjoyed the feeling of 3/4, it's as if the bars 'feel' shorter, which usually means the transitions feel quicker.
Math Rock / Midwest Emo Riff You Didn't Need To Hear Today (Tabs & Song Download)
Hey there. This is a little math rock / midwest emo song idea I was working on this week. I had fun with the shifting time signatures in this one, and overall I'm happy with how it turned out. Hit me up in the discussion below if you have any questions.As always, thanks for the support!Best,Stev...
I Love It When A Telecaster Sounds Like This (Chords)
Hey there. Steve here. I bought a new pickguard for my tele, now it's looking much more 70s inspired π. You could say it inspired me to write this little post-rock style song idea.
An Essential Math Rock Chord Progression (I - ii - IV - I) (Chords & Tabs)
Hey there. Hope you're doing well. In this video, we have a I - ii - IV - I chord progression inspired by the song Night of The Pencils by the UK Math Pop band Tubelord.You can find the tabs and chord chart attached below. As always, thanks for the support!
