Chaos theory

Chaos theory concerns deterministic frameworks whose conduct can on a basic level be anticipated. Tumultuous frameworks are unsurprising for some time and after that seem to wind up irregular. The measure of time for which the conduct of a riotous framework can be adequately anticipated relies on upon three things: How much instability we are ready to endure in the estimate; how precisely we have the capacity measure its present state; and a period scale relying upon the flow of the framework, called the Lyapunov time. A few cases of Lyapunov times are turbulent electrical circuits, millisecond climate frameworks, several days the earth's planetary group, 50 million years. In disorderly frameworks the instability in a conjecture increments exponentially with passed time. Thus multiplying the conjecture time squares the corresponding instability in the estimate. This implies that in practice a serious expectation can't be made over an interim of more than a few times the Lyapunov time. At the point when serious expectations can't be made, the framework seems, by all accounts, to be irregular.

Art of Chaos

The thing you notice most at an Art of Chaos show is just how much they love expressing themselves. It is not just about making music for this Los Angeles-based alternative-metal rock quintet: it’s more about connecting with their audience. Playing live gives these guys energy and the audience picks up on that. The crowd becomes participants, and it fuels the band to dig in harder, take risks, and explore new ground. With a high-octane live performance and intense emotive sound, Art of Chaos delivers to audiences who are looking for something more in their hard rock.

Fusing metal, alternative and hard rock influences, Art of Chaos has managed to forge a sound uniquely their own. Founded three years ago, the band includes singer Brian Torres, guitarists Matt Ardisson and Miles Knowles, bassist Jeff Sutton and drummer Tim Galvin. The five have been writing, rehearsing and gigging relentlessly, with well-received headlining shows at The Troubadour, The Roxy Theater, and The Key Club in Hollywood and performances in arenas throughout the American southwest. Art of Chaos’ following is growing at a rapid rate, aided in part by the band’s strong viral efforts online and exposure on MTV2’s OnDemand

Art of Chaos… the name is an attempt to convey how these early 20-something guys fight everyday to make sense of the world around them... essentially building from the meaningful and positive things in the chaos that is life. But there’s real chaos at play in their music, too a constant tension between the hard rock rhythms, and deceptively catchy melodies that’s always one step away from tipping the music over into pandemonium. When Torres sings, “A dose or shot of some catharsis please, It looks calm but I am suffering,” with the band driving beneath his vocals, it’s beautiful yet jarring. Imagine Jeff Buckley or Thom Yorke writing for Linkin Park or The Used, and you begin to get an idea of what they’re about.

Zigadenus

Zigadenus is a genus of flowering plants containing only one species, Zigadenus glaberrimus, the sandbog death camas, found in the southeast United States. Around 20 species were formerly included in the genus, but have now been moved to other genera.

Art of Chaos

Art of Chaos (also known commonly as AOC) is an alternative rock band from Los Angeles, California. Over the past year, Art of Chaos has toured extensively in California, headlining shows up and down the coast. The band also took part in last summer’s Projekt Revolution, after being personally asked by Linkin Park to join the tour for the entire southwest run. Art of Chaos’ fan base is growing at a rapid rate, due to strong internet exposure and widespread talk over the Internet and television exposure on MTV2’s On Demand. The band was also voted “Modern Rock Band of Year” and “Performer of the Year” at the 2007 Los Angeles Music Awards. Art of Chaos is known for their energetic live shows and infectious, inspired rock.