Name: Why by BlackMath
Duration: 4 min 34 s
Description: Recorded entirely DIY, artwork and all. Recorded as live takes, except for vocal over dubs and a few guitar over dubs. Acacia on Drums. Tyla on lead bass. Cam on Guitar, noise and vocals/howling

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Recorded entirely DIY, artwork and all. Recorded as live takes, except for vocal over dubs and a few guitar over dubs. Acacia on Drums. Tyla on lead bass. Cam on Guitar, noise and vocals/howling

Lyrics: 

I don't want the short end of the stick. 
Am I just boarding a sinking ship? 

I try to be ruthless, 
but do you know what the truth is, 
I can't see myself through your eyes. 

I see tropical prints in my future. 

Silver spoons have left me in ruin. 
Can't pitch my business plan. 
Why won't you listen man? 

You might think that i'm clueless, 
but do you know what the truth is, 
I can't pedle my wares without your bike. 

I see tropical prints in my future 
I see tropical prints in my future 
tropical topical whimsical magical future 
topical tropical magical whimisical future
credits
released August 25, 2017 
Written, Recorded and Produced by Pollinator at The Backline studios

Pollinator is: 
Evert Snyman 
Louise Eksteen 
Timothy Edwards 

Mastered by Louise Eksteen

Fruit

Tropical Prints

12 minute journey across the waters of life.

Engineering and Artwork by the magnificent Cameron Lofstrand.

WAVE

The second track from our debut EP DIY-bother?
Mixed and recorded by Yusuf Laher
Mastered by Rogan Kelsey
© laserchrist

Big Smoke City

*** DEMO ***

All samples used: Adventure Time S8E14

Private use only.

enough (Demo)

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Sad Space Rave (Demo)

Black Math is a three piece band from Durban, South Africa. The band consists of Tyla Burnett-Bass Guitar, Cameron Lofstrand-Guitar/Vocals and Acacia Van Wyk-Drums. They are just three friends who went to school together and share a deep love for loud and heavy music. Black Math formed in 2010, they have since then made a name for themselves in the South African music scene and have grown into the power trio that they are today. Their sound is raw, unforgiving and will punch you in the face when you least expect it. They have developed their own unique sound that draws from genres like garage rock, psychedelic rock, stoner rock, punk and heavy metal. Their shows are very high energy, intimate and full of head banging (you will most likely leave the show with a sore neck). They strive to keep their music sincere and original and avoid current trends in sound and genre. They stand against all things made to be consumed by the masses and try to create something new and interesting. Black Math tries to make music that is thought provoking for all who wish to listen.

Why

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