Math and Science is the indie pop project of Los Angeles songwriter / drummer / knob-twiddler John Wolf. Working out of "The Dream Closet" - a 3'x6' microstudio / personal getaway near L.A.'s Miracle Mile, Wolf uses overachieving low-fi methods to continuously churn out the finest in simple, sweet, beguiling pop. Wolf reaches for everything from vintage synthesizers to ukulele to create song after song in his own inimitable timeless style, inspired and influenced by a range of musical composers and performers, including Tony Bennett, the Beatles, Dave Brubeck and Randy Newman.
When asked about the band's latest album, Tapping Into That Ecstatic Vein, Wolf says "It's Math and Science's 1970's rock album: Ten songs. Guitar, bass and drums. Great harmonies. The tom fills alone are worth the price of admission."
The Radio Shack addict has toured with The Apples in Stereo, and has also been seen across the country backing up various other artists, including Sony Music's P.J. Olsson (currently lead singer for The Alan Parsons Project) and Eenie Meenie Records' Blue-Eyed Son.
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Don't forget to check out Math and Science's ukulele-driven Listening Party and right-on-the-money Models, and look forward to the band's Unreleased Oldies - COMING SOON!
Recognition
"If My Girl" was featured by KCRW at the all night multi-media event GLOW, an event created by the City of Santa Monica, in July 2008.
"Boo Señor" has been featured on the KCRW show New Ground, hosted by Chris Douridas.
KPFK's Barry Smolin featured the album Listening Party as one of the top 10 albums of 2006 on his weekly show "The Music Never Stops".
Other Math and Science music has been heard on episodes of The Real World, the MTV cartoon Undergrads and in the Warner Bros. feature film Chain of Fools.
Thanks for your interest towards my free rock page! I have just uploaded four songs from my brand new duo album “The 1st Free Rock Duel” on MySpace. So if you like, please go and check them out. Other links include: http://www. cdbaby. com/cd/aep the solo CD “The First Acoustic Free Rock Relationship”. http://www. cdbaby. com/cd/humboogie “Airsong” CD plus “Free Pony Ride”, a tribute to Free. http://www. youtube. com/pinkmoon35 live solo performances from AEP and Humboogie albums. All 70s style classic rock, sometimes hard, sometimes prog. Best wishes, AEP
