Episode 129: The Most Lamentable Tradgedy - Titus Andronicus / Weirdo Shrine - La Luz
This week on the podcast, vacation is OVER and we're back to review new albums from indie-punks Titus Andronicus, who may be suffering a tragedy most lamentable, and Seattle surf-gaze quartet, La Luz'...
25 Aug 20151h 24min
Episode 128: Yesscast
The week on the podcast we’re headed down the deepest, darkest, music-nerd hole yet. Born in the late 60’s, the band Yes isn’t just one of the greatest prog-rock bands that ever was, they may have bee...
11 Aug 20151h 34min
Episode 127: Rainbow Rock
This week on the podcast Kevin sits down with the Rainbow Lady and Guitarmony Gus (aka Kate Moran and Derek Evry) to talk about the Rainbow Rock Band! Grown up rockers in their own right, Kate, Derek ...
4 Aug 201558min
Episode 126: Star Wars - Wilco / Currents - Tame Impala
This week on the podcast, we’re talking BIG releases from two of the biggest indie bands around.First up: Wilco got their start out of the ashes of alt-country legends Uncle Tupelo, and while their so...
28 Jul 20151h 26min
Episode 125: Something More Than Free - Jason Isbell / Pagent Material - Kacey Musgraves
This week on the podcast we’re talking new albums from Jason Isbell and Kacey Musgraves! Both artists delivered highly acclaimed records in 2013 - Southeastern and Same Trailer Different Parkrespectiv...
21 Jul 20151h 21min
Episode 124: Sara Curtin
This week on the podcast we’re talking to Washington, DC’s Sara Curtin! For years she’s been wowing audiences as one half of The Sweater Set, and more recently singing backup DC’s “supergroup” Justin ...
14 Jul 20151h 5min
Episode 123: The Beyond/Where The Giants Roam - Thundercat
In this week’s episode, we’re talking Apple Music, Prince, Foo Fighters and more! Apple Music launched this week to much fanfare…and then fairly immediate internet derision. Kevin has been testing it ...
7 Jul 201555min
Episode 121: Aria Of Vernal Tombs - Obsequiae / Lore - Elder
This week on the podcast, Kevin and Paul are talkin’ METALLLL! Melding medieval instrumentation with the blackest and loudest sounds found in rock, Tanner Anderson’s Obsequiae project leans hard into ...
23 Jun 20151h 12min
