"The Truth of Stories", the fourth release by the Adam Douglass Triage, features 8 new songs lush with guitar heroics, storytelling, harmonies, and some sweet jams. Files are DRM free, and can put on as many devices as you please, and since they are actual downloads and not streams/access, you can even listen to them offline!

Across the River is a collection of B-sides, demos, and rarities that were never intended to be released but have too much vibe to remain in the archives unlistened to.

The follow-up to 2006’s Seersucker, Strawberry (2008) places more focus on the composition but does not tighten the reins on the instrumental trio’s penchant for improvisation in the slightest.
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"Seersucker" is the first release by the Adam Douglass Trio (now Triage), a jazz/rock instrumental featuring guitar, bass & drums. Memorable compositions featuring virtuosic playing by all three members. 2006.

With a handful of the ten tracks clocking in over 5 minutes the songs don't rush anything, even when given over to blistering rock solos, but neither are they directionless jams. Themes are well developed & yet there's obviously room for the band to let loose in concert, as the jazz style drum solo in "Jug Dancer" so perfectly demonstrates. Adam Douglass stirs up a mix of rock & jazz with a bit of funk to make something that never goes to any extreme. You can dance to it. You can rock out at times. There's no lyrics to distract from the music.
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The Adam Douglass Triage is Adam’s eponymous band that performs his original compositions, and the album “Live in Manhattan” showcases its performances with Brett Ginter on keyboards, Daniel Tortoledo on bass/vocals, and Ted Macinnes on drums/vocals.