Thirteen of Everything Austin, Texas
Thirteen of Everything is a modern symphonic progressive rock band in Austin, TX, whose debut album, "Welcome, Humans" received wide acclaim. Their 2019 album "Our Own Sad Fate" and 2023's "Time and Other Delusions" continue their penchant for unpredictable arrangements, syncopated rhythms, dramatic mood shifts and strong melodies. This is symphonic prog-rock that reveals more with each listen. ... more
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