It’s rare to come across a band like Maps And Atlases; their sharp rhythms combined with David Davison’s unique voice makes them more than your run of the mill math rock or indie band.

Each song has an infectious melody that beckons the audience to sing along (even when they know but half the words) and to clap along when encouraged by the band (even when the crowd is off the beat). Though some audiences may lack rhythm, bassist Shiraz Dada steps in as crowd conductor, guiding the audience through the intricate patterns to keep the claps as uniform…