Black Math Horseman was a Los Angeles-based post-metal band known for their atmospheric and brooding sonic landscapes. Formed in 2007, the band carved out a niche for themselves within the heavy music community, thanks to their unique blend of darkly psychedelic melodies and doom-laden riffs. The core lineup consisted of vocalist and bassist Sera Timms, guitarists Ian Barry and Bryan Tulao, and drummer Sasha Popovic, each contributing to the band's expansive and meditative sound.

The apex of their creativity can arguably be found in their 2009 debut album, "Wyllt," produced by the prolific engineer Toshi Kasai. This release garnered attention from fans and critics alike for its hypnotic compositions, which wove together elements of sludge, doom, and ambient music to create a sound that was at once powerful and introspective. "Black Math Horseman" and "The Bough" attest to the thematic continuity and the evocative musical journey the band pursued. Despite a rather compact discography and a career that lasted just a few years, their music continues to resonate with those seeking a transcendental experience within the heavy music genre. Black Math Horseman's artistry left a lasting impression on the post-metal landscape, cementing their status as underground icons before they eventually disbanded.