🧮Fractal Patterns & Tangled Hearts (Math Rock)

🧮 Fractal Patterns & Tangled Hearts

This pack is for the rhythm-obsessed, the riff-sick, the ones who scribbled time signatures in the margins of notebooks instead of hearts. Built for the kids who learned to count pain in 7/8 and could hum every polyrhythm in their sleep.

Fractal Patterns and Tangled Hearts is for the overthinkers, the rhythm addicts, the ones who chase patterns in heartbreak and find comfort in controlled collapse. This is math rock in its most pure and unhinged form—guitars like electrical wire, drums like broken clocks keeping perfect time. Every poster in this pack is a tribute to the bands that made complexity feel intimate. This is where brains and feelings break even. Sharp edges, tender spirals, beauty buried inside noise. You don’t just listen to these bands—you decode them. Welcome to the wall that thinks in polygons and bleeds in polyrhythm.

Fractal Patterns & Tangled Hearts captures the jagged beauty of math rock and experimental indie: winding guitar lines, drum fills that feel like coded messages, and vocals that bleed between scream and sermon. This is Math Rock — and Math Rock doesn't give a SHIT about your mental stability. These wall prints twist and tangle like your favorite breakdown — complex, deliberate, and bleeding with soul.

Every print in this pack is a nod to the bands who made emotion feel technical and precision feel punk. Expect layered textures, scribbled math notes, amp-blown live stills, and art that spirals inward the longer you stare. This isn’t background noise — it’s calculated catharsis.

🧷 Hand-trimmed. Time-bent. Unmatched.
Available in your choice of finish:

Gloss-Locked (Laminated) – crisp, sealed, and heavy like a locked-in groove
-OR-
Flyer Feel Demo Print (Matte) – raw-textured and paper-cut punk, like you peeled it off the practice space wall.

May include bands such as:
31Knots, Piglet, Hella, Maps & Atlases, Tera Melos, Giraffes? Giraffes!, Don Caballero, This Town Needs Guns, American Football, Chavez, Medications, By the End of Tonight, Slint, Faraquet, Polvo — and others pushing rhythm to its emotional limit.