Few figures in Ancient Greek literature have been as consequential, controversial, and enigmatic as Apollonius of Rhodes.

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Men I Trust have released Equus Asinus, the first of their two new albums due this spring. Spanning 14 new tracks, Equus Asinus offers a contemplative, nuanced version of the Montreal band’s signature ...

The post Men I Trust Release Equus Asinus, First of Two New Albums: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Men I Trust have released Equus Asinus, the first of their two new albums due this spring.

The group announced in February that 2025 would see the release of two brand new full-lengths: Equus Asinus and Equus Callabus. The first, Equus Asinus, is out today. "Early in the writing and ...

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Men I Trust are releasing two interconnected albums this year and the first of those, Equus Asinus, dropped today. Listen to it below. “Early in the writing and recording process, we realized we ...

We are truly blessed. Montreal’s Men I Trust are releasing two new albums this year, and the first one is out now. Equus Asinus is 14 tracks long and it’s got their meditative, dazed magic.

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The reason for this expression is that both Greek and Roman mythology are intricately linked. In fact, the Romans, as is known, adopted their gods directly from the Greeks. At least, that is what most ...