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You Are Literally A Metaphor
by Consider the Source
supported by 32 fans who also own “Portrait of a Man”
A jaw-dropping experience from start to finish...The entire album tosses and turns like a seductive, hyperactive Levantine belly dancer after too much strong Turkish coffee. My all-time favorite title, and my
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Hybrid Vol. 1: Such As A Mule
by Consider the Source
supported by 14 fans who also own “Portrait of a Man”
These jams are so righteous. I've never heard fretless guitar sound like that before, so many amazing styles blended together in perfect harmony. The whole band rips hard, every song cooks. Highly recommended.
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World War Trio EP (Part 1)
by Consider the Source
supported by 13 fans who also own “Portrait of a Man”
The latest EP from CTS is a triple album- part 1 being this 23 minute long prog epic in the spirit of Tales from Topographic Oceans, and it kicks major ass. Part V is guest-written by Panzerballett frontman and insane jazz-metal visionary Jan Zehrfeld, whose signature style of writing impossibly dissonant and djenty arrangements without discarding the original character of the piece ("crassing," as he calls it) is instantly recognizable. If you can catch these guys live, I HIGHLY recommend it.
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The Baltimore indie-rock duo make use of lo-fi tunes and experimental tracks on their latest album.
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Corduroy In Italy
by Romantic States
Upbeat minimalist rock from this surprisingly powerful Baltimore duo.
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Colliding a host of global sounds—from desert blues to Turkish psych—Abronia comes up with a mind-melting combo that never fails to thrill.
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World War Trio (Parts II & III)
by Consider the Source
supported by 11 fans who also own “Portrait of a Man”
Consider the Source is the reason I wake up in the morning sometimes, if the earth goes down the toilet, at least there is Consider The Source, at least humanity ended up producing these three humans who created this music. Thought provoking, emotional prog. They are always trying to better themselves as musicians and, I would imagine, people. They consistently outdo themselves every time I see them play, they've recently been playing Radiohead sets which are unbelievable. This album is one of my all time favorite albums of all time, if not my absolute favorite.
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