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Die Trying & Other Hot Sounds (1979-1983) LP

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Category: Vinyl

Formed in Rochester, NY in 1976, New Math opened for the likes of the Ramones, Pretenders, The Cramps, The Psychedelic Furs, The Damned, and The Gun Club at now-extinct local clubs. Offering up an endless supply of ascending guitar lines and catchy hooks of amphetamine-fueled power pop. Horror aficionados will recognize their work in later years as The Jet Black Berries, who were featured on the soundtrack to The Return Of The Living Dead.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

I'd never heard of New Math before, but this compilation captures that raw, late-70s post-punk energy perfectly. The B-side track with the driving bassline and jagged guitar is an instant favorite.

Robert ★★★★★

The pressing is dead quiet between tracks, which really lets the raw energy of their live-era sound come through. I’ve been spinning it nonstop since it arrived, and the fact they opened for the Ramones and The Damned shows in every frantic guitar riff.

Robert ★★★★★

This LP captures that raw, late-70s energy perfectly — the pressing is clean and quiet, letting the live-in-the-room sound shine. I’ve been spinning it nonstop since it arrived.