Philadelphia math rock that not only sounds a lot like Steve Albini’s old band, Rapeman but is also produced by Albini. This is all instrumental, the bottom end is huge, heavy and tight and the guitars are discordant and go all over the place. Like the Oxes, Dysrhythmia gets heavy enough at times to venture into metal.

**1. Starts ominous and dark and, well, odd sounding. The guitar sound for the first couple minutes is odd. Then the guitar just starts going everywhere.
2. Shorter, more metal.
3. Quiet beginning with just guitar and effects. Melodic once the rest of the band join in. Never fully rocks out but there is a bunch of guitar noodling later in the song.
4. A riff of sorts which I guess means more repetition and less noodling.
5. More of a rock song….with some pretty impressive stop/start parts in the middle.
6. Fun with harmonics. Pretty. Some showing off by the drummer.
**7. Damn…a groove into metal licks.
**8. Pummeling right from the beginning.
**9. Long. Starts with feedback and metal sounding guitar into slow pummeling like Earth/Melvins/Godflesh/Isis. Melodic, pretty, and sad sounding for the 2nd half of the song.

Good stuff. -mph