What makes The Myth of Rock by Consolidated notable?

The album is significant for its unapologetic stance against societal issues and the commercialization of rock music, gaining attention for its provocative content. It has since influenced numerous underground artists who seek to blend political commentary with diverse musical styles, reflecting the growing trend of socially conscious music in the early '90s. Released as Consolidated's debut album, The Myth of Rock marked the band's entry into the music scene during a time of burgeoning alternative and political music in the early '90s. At this point, they were shaping their identity as a collective that merged activism with sound, setting the stage for their future projects.

Who is The Myth of Rock for?

The Myth of Rock works well if you're into provocative interludes spark reflection, wave-like pacing keeps engagement and politically charged commentary energizes.

How many songs are on The Myth of Rock?

The Myth of Rock has 20 tracks, running approximately 56 minutes.

The Myth of Rock

Consolidated · 1990

56 min · 20 tracks

A confrontational blend of industrial noise and hip-hop rhythms that critiques American culture and rock music's role within it.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Fight the Fascists — This track stands out due to its direct call to action against oppressive ideologies, encapsulating the album's political fervor and urgency.
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America Number One — In this song, the band critiques American exceptionalism through biting satire, illustrating their approach to blending humor with serious commentary.
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White American Male (The Truth Hurts) — This track confronts issues of privilege and race head-on, making it a pivotal moment on the album that highlights systemic inequalities in society.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

provocative interludes spark reflection
wave-like pacing keeps engagement
politically charged commentary energizes
dynamic journey through societal issues
short tracks for quick impact

Maybe skip if you

seeking straightforward structures
prefer unambiguous lyrical content

Where this album fits

Career context: Released as Consolidated's debut album, The Myth of Rock marked the band's entry into the music scene during a time of burgeoning alternative and political music in the early '90s. At this point, they were shaping their identity as a collective that merged activism with sound, setting the stage for their future projects.
Stylistic neighbors: Ministry· KMFDM· Nine Inch Nails

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Product 4:26
2 This Is a Collective 3:24
3 America Number One 4:25
4 Weakness, Part 1 0:53
5 Fight the Fascists 6:26
6 Music That Lifts Up Our Savior Jesus Christ 0:45
7 Josephine the Singer 3:31
8 Poland 2:59
9 Is This the Cheese Dip? 0:50
10 Message to the People 4:11
11 Stop the War Against the Black Community 1:05
12 White American Male (The Truth Hurts) 4:48
13 Weakness, Part 2 1:47
14 It's About That Time 1:08
15 Love, Honor and Respect 3:05
16 Strike 4:42
17 Brian Wilson Speaks 1:12
18 Dysfunctional Relationship 2:51
19 There Is a Mountain Filled With Blood 0:54
20 Consolidated 3:33

What to play next

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1989

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