@mahgister 

I was wondering how long it would be before someone posted about these guys.

I’ve heard them characterized as "Math Rock". According to Wikipedia, 

Math rock is typified by its rhythmic complexity, seen as mathematical in character by listeners and critics. While most rock music uses a ^4/4  meter (however accented or syncopated), math rock makes use of more non-standard, frequently changing time signatures such as ^{5/4,  7/8, 11/8 or 13/8.}   

As in  traditional rock, the sound is most often dominated by guitars and drums. However, drums play a greater role in math rock in providing driving, complex rhythms. Math rock guitarists make use of tapping techniques and loop pedals to build on these rhythms, as illustrated by songs like those of math rock supergroup Battles.^[18][19]

Lyrics are generally not the focus of math rock; the voice is treated as just another instrument in the mix. Often, vocals are not overdubbed, and are positioned less prominently, as in the recording style of Steve Albini.^{[citation needed]} Many of math rock’s best-known groups are entirely instrumental such as Don Caballero or Hella.^[20][21]

I am old and very entranched in my musical habits. but if i can appreciate all Eastern instruments why not microtonal  dada rock (at least it is not a commercial fabricated style on the musical industry mould)  ?

And an observation: the group is born in the French laboratory of Quebec Canada.. I read its modus operandi as a shift on earth consciousness...

Anyway all music is ...

Why This Band Matters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFMKdbmAyEE

«Music is a topological space we see with our ears»-- Dr. Groucho Marx

@mahgister 

I agree-- as a new frontier of musical exploration being carried out by humans playing actual instruments, I regard it as positive. 

On another topic, my wife and I have only been to Quebec once but we hope to return. 

@mahgister.

Hah! This is way cool! I’ve always admired your other/outer worldly music tastes. I thought I had some old music flacs of some Indian musicians you introduced me to years ago, but I couldn’t find them.

And I can’t tell you how many times I wanted to post a Buckethead with Les Claypool, Bernie Worrell and Brain video here just for the heck of it!

And just for the Funk of it. Bootsy Collins, Buckethead, Jennifer Batten - Free Bucket 

I too would like to visit Québec City, QC, Canada especially for the food, people, architecture, music and culture. And for simply because I've never been there.