DJ 5/4 returns with another installment of The Math Lab Special Summer Edition Math Rock Masterclass, this time taking the focus to arguably one of the most important math rock bands of all time: Don Caballero. Although the group has eschewed the label, Don Caballero is an ideal example of math rock. Challenging polyrhythms, atonal and deconstructed guitar playing, and a complete lack of internal structure help create impossibly catchy tunes that don’t seem to match any pre-established genres. And that’s why The Math Lab loves the Don. This masterclass is a two hour journey through the constantly morphing products of Don Caballero. Tune in to The Math Lab every Sunday from 7 – 9 PM on 91.1 KLSU. 
1) New Laws
2) Subdued Confections
3) P, P, P, Antless
4) Rollerblade Success Story
5) Stupid Puma
6) Cold Knees (In April)
7) Please Tokio, Please THIS IS TOKIO
8) Don Caballero 3
9) Delivering the Groceries at 138 BPM
10) Room Temperature Suite
11) Slice Where You Live Like Pie
12) You Drink a Lot of Coffee For a Teenager
13) Fire Back About Your New Baby’s Sex
14) Mmmm Acting, I Love Me Some Good Acting
15) Savage Composition
16) Sure We Had Knives Around
17) Loudest Shop Vac In the World
18) Challenge Jets
19) Lord Krepelka
20) Slaughbaugh’s Ought Not Own Dog Data