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Mathematicians Live and Unrendered (03)

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FEATURING: Pete Pythagoras, Dewi Decimal, Albert Gorithm iV, and Doctor Jonathan Phelps

DIRECTED BY: Kit Anderson

"NYs Mathematicians once again played a show worthy of headlining a Sat night at 9:30 Club.  Yet they were in the living room of the 90s punk rock staple Kansas House, 50% of which was filled with their gear.  The other half was packed solid with a writhing sweaty mess of bodies, furiously freaking the fuck out.  Their gimmick works; nerd costumes, rapping about math, etc., because the underlying songwriting is so solid.  I cannot recommend seeing this band live enough.  In fact, I cant think of any other band you should make the effort to see more next time theyre in town, regardless of if its in somebodys living room, or DAR Constitution Hall." – Cale, Brightest Young Things

Mathematicians are playing Kansas House again on March 5th, 2009.

Mathematicians Live and UnRendered (Episode2)

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FEATURING: Pete Pythagoras, Dewi Decimal, Albert Gorithm iV, and Doctor Jonathan Phelps

DIRECTED BY: Kit Anderson

"This was a wild show. We rolled up and I was the first to cross the threshold. The whole place smelt like burnt marshmallows or toasted plastic. Immediately, I turned around and told the guys to watch their shit this evening. Why? If you don't know what crack smells like, walk inside and breathe in; that's what crack smells like. So, we played a crackhouse, but not the kind of crackhouse you see on The Wire. No. This is the kind of crackhouse where the kids have wireless internet for their titanium MacBookPro's, but no running water or toilets. The guys considered playing/or not… Then Chris Acosta showed up with some of his buddies from the other side of town, who rode their bikes to see Mathematicians play, so the show went down, and for half-an-hour that night we scared all the crackheads out of their own house. I've never seen another band just take over a room quite like Mathematicians. It's something to see. Good thing I had a camera with me. Check it out." -Kit Anderson, Cinematic Weapon #8

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