The final moments of The Story of Sound. Here, our protagonist hits an all time low, but then rediscovers a reason for living. Blorgerstein even appears to him, and comforts him in the process. Failure is not the end, but rather a new beginning.

Performing live is an exquisitely special thing for the 3 of us. The next chapter in the Mythology Lives! series is our February 8th, 2025 show at the Dunellen Theatre. I truly think this show captures the very essence, fire, and spontaneity of what our live show is! Live music is an essential part of culture and the human experience.

A menacing tune! Cool melody, interesting improvisations from bass and guitar here!

A song inspired by being lower than low.

A jaunty little tune inspired by a cat!

After Lord Force Blorgerstein invented music, his message was spread far and wide all across the globe!

The beginning of a story! A wonderful story! A great story! An awe inspiring story! A sort of sexy story! A redundant story!
Lord Force Blorgerstein was the man who invented music itself. Drop in and hear the gospel!

We dropped into Tony T’s place in December 2020 after a truly fucked up year and did a pretty good set of Mythology favorites. Tony T used to livestream on Stickam back in 2008-2010, before live-streaming was even a thing.

“your eyes were full until they weren’t
blown about just like a current
a little something oh so drastic
a stinging thick veneer so plastic…”

“Hello my friends! It’s been so long! Please come inside, sit down, drink up ’til the room spins ‘round! Let us sail the seas. Do as we please…”

When David Lee Roth caught wind of the fact that Mythology was making a jazz record, he decided to drop by the studio and sing a tune with us. Unfortunately, he was rather intoxicated. Even more unfortunately, we don’t think he ever got over the 1985 Van Halen split…

Sourced from the original reel-to-reel analog tapes from The Pinstripe Players’ legendary marathon recording session at The Cat’s Meow in 1944. This is before it was digitally remastered.

Sourced from the original reel-to-reel analog tapes from The Pinstripe Players’ legendary marathon recording session at The Cat’s Meow in 1944. This is before it was digitally remastered.

The story of The Pinstripe Players is a story fraught with heartache, sorrow, and an interminable amount of unfortunate occurrences. Would you believe that Mythology’s respective grandfathers also had a band together? Would you also believe that they each played their future grandson’s instruments? To make matters even more coincidental, they each looked exactly like Mythology!

This is the first of what I hope to be many live Mythology releases, straight from the vaults! Over the past 13 years of this band, I have accrued many live recordings of various performances, and also of various sound qualities. It has always been my intention to eventually release some of them. Glad to see step 1 finally being taken in that direction!

This album is certainly one for the ages! And we could not be more proud of this effort! We really achieved what we had set out to do: Create a classic sounding prog record in the modern age. Something that sounds like it could have been released in 1974. Hopefully this record ages as finely as some of the solid gold nuggets that were actually coming out at that time!

Mythology’s third album shows a wonderful marriage of technicality and accessibility. A mature piece of work that shows a fully blossomed Artist come into their own. Drummer Jordan Morrissey joins as a permanent member after the early 2012 departure of original Drummer Jason Turner. “III” is the first statement that Mythology Mark II made onto record, and Brynen, Dane, and Jordan quickly melded into one cohesive unit. Having the ability to compose wonderfully catchy songs as well as daunting pieces, Mythology established themselves on this album as an undying force in Music.

Mythology’s sophomore effort “Forever Endeavor” showed huge growth in terms of Composition, Songwriting, Technical Prowess, and above all Grandiosity! This is the album in which this New Jersey Prog trio finally earned their stripes, and proved they could play ball with the big boys. Meant to be listened to as a “Movie for your ears”, each song on this record tells a quirky work of fiction that each melody, lyric, and song structure exemplifies. For best results, read lyrics whilst listening!

New Jersey Prog trio Mythology comes out the gate swinging with a charming, yet highly ambitious first album! Recorded when each of its members were barely into adulthood, “Greatest Hits” showcases a group of young men full of piss and vinegar with a lot to prove! All the while throwing a generous amount of dark humor in their lyrics.